C.J. Burright

Daxon and Ella pulled me in to their world and in to their lives, past and present. I was enthralled by the dynamics of the world that the Dreamcaster Series was taking place in. I was immediately captivated by the similarities and the differences between Dax and Ella. I was intrigued by the secondary characters including Lydon and Kalila. The bonds, deceit, fears, triggers, betrayal, connections to Wonderfully Wicked.

There were similarities to the first read of the series but it did not detract from the two characters building their story here. Ella had many moments when I was just not sure about her. She keep me wondering what was she thinking. How could she do that? Dax had a few moments of me wanting to slap him hard. The connection that he had with Kalila and the paranoia he had about Lydon.

This read fits right into the frame of things for the Dreamcaster Series.… (meer)

Wheeled me right in from the first words-to-paragraphs on the page. I kept turning the pages to get to the next scene. Dream are normal. Dreams that come true can be called something else. Dreams that come true and cause injury or worse are called nightmares. Kalila has a problem. When she dreams bad things can happen. She wants nothing more that to be free from it all. But being kidnapped was not part of her wants.

Lydon has plans for the lovely dreamer. Plans that include kidnapping her. Fight his attraction or the leaders of his people were not part of the plan. There are worse things in the night.

Wonderfully Wicked has me charged up and ready to fight with what I have and win the battle with my dreams/nightmares.… (meer)