Review: Read it; you'll be glad you did.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 20, 2013
Dream On is the second of Terry Tyler's books that I've read, and I already have her other two loaded in my Kindle.  She's a competent writer with an easy, engaging style.  Her characters remind you of people that you know; you wouldn't be surprised to find any of them living down the street.  Ms. Tyler has a gift for weaving the dreams and everyday frustrations of regular people into spellbinding tales, and that's exactly what she does in Dream On.Dave Bentley is a has-been local rock musician who sees an opportunity to make the big-time, but he's torn between chasing his dream and behaving like a responsible adult.  His situation is exacerbated by his attachment to his young son, Harley, whose mother has kicked Dave out in hopes of getting him to deal with reality as she perceives it.  Ms. Tyler tells the story with pathos leavened with just the right amount of irony.  Although the premise of the story is serious, some of the characters' antics had me laughing out loud.  Read it; you won't regret it.