Review: Disappear off to another world with the Dreamweaver!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 22, 2012
Have you ever had a dream so vibrant it's almost real? Gemma, the main character of Dreamweaver, suffers dreams so vivid she teeters on the verge between worlds, and that's just the start of it all. Having grown up with a new-age mother in an anything but stable environment, she wants nothing to do with the supernatural, and denies the evidence from her senses. Still, it's difficult to get rid of her invisible almost-lover from the other side.The book is exciting with twists and turns difficult to predict. It's sexy and humorous, and I really love the supernatural portions. Helmer must have done some substantial research into Tarot and the power of crystals, and I love it. There are some deeper philosophical musings as well; how much of what we think we know is real, and what is the world truly like?The characters are well planned and believable, as in all Helmer's stories. Gemma's mother, Siri, is my absolute favorite person in the book.