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![]() ![]() ![]() Dream Within A Dream (Coffey & Hill) By: Nappa REVIEW ☆☆☆☆ Dream Within A Dream is my first read of the series, so I didn't know what to expect. Fortunately, I found the story intriguing and mysterious from the start. I was confused here and there, but I had no serious problems reading this book as a standalone. It's a fascinating concept unique from other books. Overall, I liked and would recommend Dream Within A Dream. https://audrasbookblabbing.wordpress.com/2020/07/13/a-dream-within-a-dream-book-... Topics to consider: murder, kidnapping, PTSD, torture, and death. A Dream Within a Dream is an intense suspense novel about a man with PTSD, the CIA, FBI, (and as the main character would say, "the rest of the alphabet, too"), chases, heists, terrorists, and so much more. It's technically the third book in the Coffey & Hill series, but I read it as a stand-alone, and it wasn't lacking. This book is actually pretty confusing in certain places. I found that aspect exciting, though, because it is often quite difficult to keep the reader in the dark about what is going on. There are so many twists, turns, and things to discover! I truly didn't want to put it down. Another aspect I really enjoyed is the style of chapters. Each chapter is written from a different person's points of view, but the titles of the chapters tell you whose point of view you are reading. The perspective of The Dream is probably the most captivating to read. Also, the book is divided into sections based on the date. It is all done chronologically and in a very organized manner. So many things happened in such a sort time! The worst part of this book to me is probably the last few chapters. Unlike the rest of the book, the pacing is a little too fast and ultimately I never quite understood what exactly happened. If you want a book with good mystery, suspense, woman-power, secrets, and excitement, this just may be the book for you! Carve out a few hours in your day, though, because you'll want to finish it all at once. ~I was sent a free copy of this book from the publisher for an honest review~ no reviews | add a review
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Fiction.
Suspense.
Thriller.
When a troubled young man who goes by Dream tries to kidnap private investigator Trudi Coffey, she discovers he may be the key to solving one of the greatest unsolved art heists in history. No library descriptions found. |
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So, I liked this one a lot. It was difficult to put down and the mystery wrapped up well without loose ends. The book was not too complicated and it was easy enough to follow -- except for the perspective of Dream. Dream is suffering from PTSD and his chapters show his confusion and memory situations quite well. It never made perfect sense, but I don't believe that it was meant to.
Trudi was a good character to get to know. She had a never-give-up attitude that served her well.
The ending was different. I am wondering why it happened the way it did, as there was no reasons explained.
If you are looking for a suspense that will keep you on your toes, A Dream Within a Dream will certainly keep you happy.
Rating: 5/5
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Violence: gunshot wounds, death
*I received a copy of this novel from the publisher. All thoughts are my own and a positive review was not required. (