Aisling, Book Two: Dream
 ...a beautiful continuation of their story, from the slow, piecemeal building of trust by a man that has suffered in the worst ways and betrayed by all those he ever believed loved him, to the seeking of knowledge they undertake together to understand just why they are the center of a maelstrom...--Reviews by Jessewave 'Dream'is a book of reversals - what was a flight and pursuit becomes a pilgrimage of sorts, what were enemies become something both more and less than friends and lovers, fear becomes trust, and yes, trust does become doubt. By the end of the book, very little is as it started, and the changes are perfectly plotted and in character.--Dark DivasSimple actions and wishes become astonishing in her descriptions - the words are the words of English but the stringing together is - magic.--Cryselle's Bookshelf It is transcendent, monumental, unequivocally one of the finest books I've ever experienced and a significant layer added to the already complex foundation that is this series.--The Novel Approach