Review: Not sure about this one.  Could be genius or rubbish.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 7, 2014
Although I read it twice I'm still not sure if this a great story or a whole lot of ideas stung together that make no sense.  I'm not sure if it should get five stars or one.They start as an archaeology exposition, then they are American spies and then alien or monster hunters.  I couldn't tell when the dreams ended and reality began.  In one paragraph it states that she travelled with her parents because she was the CIAs top DNA specialist.  Then it explains this happened when she was a child fifty years ago.Maybe I'm just too tired to take in the story or maybe it needs a good edit.I'd say it was rubbish except the writing is so good.  The descriptive imaging of the author is amongst the best I've read.  With just a few words the situation is set and mood is held through most of the story.  But then there are such obvious mistakes.  It would make more sense if in the end everything was said to be a dream, but the ending didn't please me either as it didn't answer any of the questions the story raised.I can't recommend this book to anyone.