Review: Great imagination
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 16, 2014
I received an ARC from the author and Paranormal Romance & Authors That Rock for an honest review.I waivered as to give this book 3 or 4 fangs. I settled on 4 mostly due to the new world I was I introduced to and the imagination behind it.The story starts off with 3 yr old Brandon literally disappearing before his mother's eyes. Mira frantically held on to her son to no avail. Michael, husband and father, and Mira revert back to their adventurous youth and once again astral travel to find their son. However the stress causes Mira to regress back to her 9 yr old self and forgetting everything she knew about astral traveling. Michael knew they need help from their old friends, The High Five Gang, to get his wife back. Only to encounter many twists, turns, and secrets along the way.This book is the first of a series about astral traveling. This book did not have any sex or romance, but the love the family felt for each other was apparent. This story is appropriate for all ages, but I feel it mostly targets YA/NA.My favorite character from the book was Mrs Ross, Michael's mother. She has plenty of secrets of her own and brings an interesting dynamic to the story.I only have a couple of complaints. Frankly, the book was way to short. It's only 160 pages. Which ties in with my second complaint. There wasn't enough background story or information on any of the side characters, like the high five gang. They simply appeared as part of the story with no real set up or back story. I did feel a bit lost or confused at a couple of points, luckily I stuck it out and kept on reading. Everything was eventually tied together and wrapped up with hints as to where the next book will be going.Even though I wish there was more detail and background to back up the story. I did enjoy and appreciate the new world, thoughts, ideas, and imagination that kept this story interesting.