Review: Dreamweaver
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 03 10, 2014
Third book of Wild Men of Alaska series.Not sure why I keep reading this series, as neither of the books has been good enough so far. I got them for free, so I wasted no money… I keep thinking that with all the good reviews posted here I should finally get lucky and enjoy one of them - especially this one having a paranormal twist as I love the genre - but again this one was not a good read for me.In brief:  Gemma is repeatedly having vivid dreams of her with a gorgeous man that left her exhausted and unsatisfied every morning. With the information provided by her mother that is kind of a "new age" witch and her friend, she finds out she is sort of having astral sex with a Dreamweaver and that she should be careful for him not to steal her soul in the process. Lucky ( yes, that is the nickname of the hero ) has recently died and due to a reason I do not understand, he is stuck for a limited period of time in the limbo. During this length of time, an unusual activity of the auroras allows him to visit Gemma ( who he somehow knows was supposed to be his destiny had he not died ), follow her during the day and even gets the chance either to return to earth or move on to the next life…The question is whether he can return without hurting her or if he should move on and leave her live her life with other man.Even though it is shorter than 100 pages, it took me forever to read it and I could not feel any connection with the characters. In my opinion, the author tries to include too much information without deepening in any of it and ends up with a confusing plot and a missing opportunity of developing an otherwise interesting idea.