Review: The Wild Child and The Recruiter
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 30, 2014
Able to navigate sleep's vast dreamwaters, wild child Maisie Lane makes easy money as a courier delivering packages from one dream to another. So what if her employers are on the shadier side of the law? Her sister thinks she's living for the pleasure of the moment. Pleasure is involved—why shouldn't it be?—but every step Maisie takes is part of a careful plan. That is, until she crosses into a dream so evil, she has no choice but to run.Special Agent Steve Coll is tasked to recruit Maisie for Chimera, the organization that polices shared dreams. At first he’s taken with her funny and carefree spirit, then brought to his knees by her tough and passionate soul. Touching her is forbidden ecstasy, but Steve can't resist breaking the rules with Maisie. A darkness is gathering, evil preparing to strike, and only Maisie stands between it and innocent lives. No matter what happens, Steve won't let her stand alone—he'll die before he leaves her side.Lay Me Down is the second book in the Reveler Series and in my opinion are not stand alone stories. They should be read in order.Masie and Steve have left me with lots of questions! This book came to an abrupt halt with too much left unsaid or unanswered. Luckily the 3rd book is due out the first half of June!In this second installment of the dreamland the lines blur even more with reality as the couple works their way to the top man behind the shady people Maze associated with before Steve set out to recruit her. We get a closer look at the secrets both have buried inside, choices made and facing the thing that is after her dreamscape.Just like the first book, action packed, mystery and steamy lovin' :) A quick and easy afternoon read.