Review: Fantastic read that left me thinking
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 6, 2012
Quietly astounding.  I'm not exactly certain how else to describe this novel.  There were no bells or whistles or flashy tricks to try to convince us that entering the "dreamscape," as Lexa does, is possible.  Instead, Ms. Wallace writes the story in a way that I went to bed every night wishing I could travel that realm, and the manner in which Ms. Wallace creates this world, I firmly believe I can. I don't want to give too much away, but for such a complex notion, the story unfolds in such a simplistic manner, it's easy to lose oneself.  Lexa is a strong woman, but not over the top, with the mind of a soldier, and the heart and soul of a woman, creating the perfect balance.  The supporting male characters are strong in their own right, but not overly macho. Lexa must choose between loyalty to self and loyalty to country and I rooted for both sides. I've got pages of highlighted sections that I will read again.  This novella is brilliant. I'm a fan of this author for life.