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When Drew finds that she is unable to return to reality from her nightmare, then it's time for the nightmare to be faced. Now she must find the courage and resolve to fight for her life and rescue the mysterious other who is trapped there with her. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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This is a fantasy which is lush with vivid description and the author has made great use of simile and soliloquy. Every characters' motivations are dissected and discussed in great detail in an almost musical seeming method of expression. I know that there are a great many people out there who appreciate this kind of writing. The unfortunate part is I'm personally more partial to direct linguistics without the morass of description and did a lot of skimming of the long and verbose paragraphs. The characters were interesting but because of the dreamy writing I never really connected with them.
There were things I certainly enjoyed, such as the concept of creating reality through dreams which is fascinating and particularly the progression of the many different relationships portrayed. The connections between the varied dreamers and their figments were quite intriguing. The hummybees were a very fun addition as well.
Overall this isn't a story I would read again although I'm certain it would be appealing to those who appreciate more descriptive works. If I were to make a comparison I would say it is written rather like a McKinley fairy tale crossed with Stephen King's first Dark Tower fantasy novel. Neither work is something I was personally wild about but I know they have fans out there. ( )