DreamerAuthor: Becca Johnson
Reading Level: Young Adult
Genre: Contemporary
Released: June 7th 2014
Review Source: Blog Tour | Black Opal Books
Fifteen-year-old Rory Adair has a secret—dreams that foreshadow what is to come. Excited about finally meeting the hot, tall, blue-eyed guy from one of those dreams, she is shocked when he turns out to be identical twin brothers Bryce and Ryder Wyatt, both of whom take an instant interest in her and compete for her attention.
As Rory tries to use her secret ability to help her decide which brother to ask to the Sadie Hawkins Dance, the dreams start to change. Something bad is going to happen, but before she can figure out how to warn her friends without revealing her secret, her best friend Stacey goes missing.
Rory teams up with Bryce, who has a secret ability of his own. Together they use their abilities, intellect, and gut instinct to find the missing women. Can Rory sort through her feelings for the Wyatt brothers—and find her friend—before she loses them all?
I don’t know about you but sleeping is my favorite thing to do, you know besides reading. And when this book was available for a tour I was on that! The best part of sleeping is when your mind takes you on all these crazy adventures and you run into weird random people you haven’t seen in years, but in Dreamer our girl Rory has dreams that will eventually come true.
So we’ve out our main protagonist Rory who finds herself in an insane situation where she sees the future in her dreams, with no one to trust with this secret what will she do when she sees something potentially dangerous. We pick up when Rory is meeting a very dreamy man in her dreams, who just so happens to be a twin. When both boys pine after Rory that’s when I thought I would run, but heck these boys were dreamy and twins, they share chromosomes of course it’ll be hard to choose which one! But when Rory’s dreams start becoming frightening and girls are coming up missing she doesn’t know what to do and who to trust, but she’s has to put her twin dilemma on hold.
You know what the best part of this book was? The dreams! It was like a preview into the future of the book and obviously her life and what is going to follow. And as much as I enjoyed the boys in this book, I really loved when Rory was using her dreams to help investigate the kidnappings.
I would definitely recommend this book to the mystery lovers out there; this YA book was fun and refreshing.
Becca Johnson is a health and a history teacher at Lake Shore High School in St. Clair Shores Michigan. She hopes that by her becoming a published author she can inspire her students to pursue their dreams whatever they may be and too never give up. But, more than anything she wants to make an impact on the lives of students everywhere. Bullying is a topic that she teaches in health and a topic that she feels needs more ex- posure. That is why Becca Johnson is pledging a percentage of what she makes off from Dreamer to The Bully Project. Every book sold represents someone taking a stand against Bullying.
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Thanks for hosting me on your blog! My favorite part of writing Dreamer was figuring out how the dreams would play a part in solving the mystery. I am currently working on book 2. There is another mystery of course and I always have to have some romance too!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great book. I would love to read it.
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ReplyDeleteSuch an interesting cover.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the entry opportunity! I love to read and read daily. My mother was a writer of historical fiction thirty years ago.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to read this because I'm a dreamer too.
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