DREAMS BY KATE HAWTHORNE : AUDIOBOOK REVIEW

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 SUMMARY 

Jackson Bishop doesn't know what's real. 

He had a birthday. He met a man. He buried his mother. He got lost in the woods, and then....

Jackson woke up. 

It's his birthday again and his mother is alive, but the man from his dream is selling him a coffee and he doesn't know Jackson's name. Fragments of his memories become tangible threads of his reality and, as the days and nights unravel, Jackson finds himself falling for a stranger he feels like he's known his whole life. 

Jackson needs to uncover the truth before he loses his mind, but when he pieces everything together, will he come out with a soul mate by his side, or will he wake up and discover none of it was real? That everything ended much as it had started. 

As a dream. 


REVIEW 

The concept of this book is absolutely brilliant!

I love how the author has cleverly infused a hint of magical realism into the plot making it all the more intriguing.

I was captivated by this story right from the very beginning. As the plot unfurled, I found myself sitting at the edge of my seat, biting my nails to know what would happen next.

Jackson is a very complex character, and I loved getting a peek inside the workings of his mind.

At one point in this story, I was a bit worried that it might take a turn for the worse, but I was surprised by the turn of events that followed.

This story is unlike anything that I have read before. Coupled with Michael Ferraiuolo's amazing narration and audio delivery, this book was absolutely stunning.

A definite recommend!

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