*A Copy of this Book Was Given To Me By The Author In Exchange For An Honest Review*

Magus Tor, who gives credit as co-author to Carrie Lynn Weniger, has written a tale that will keep you interested to the end. The bare bones of the story are in the synopsis and you will quickly (before the hero and heroine do so in the story) work out why there are some nights when they do not dream.
I was very pleased to find that any information Drew gets is shared with you, the reader, and if you pay attention to details you will be ahead of him most of the time.
It is an excellent piece of writing and my reason for only four stars (I give five if there is nothing I can see to improve) is the number of editorial failures (which frankly most people other than writers will not even notice,) for example if they wished to refer to having only four examples of something the authors would say 4 instead of four; it breaks the rhythm of reading.
The romance between the main characters develops at a believable speed and you will identify with them as they slowly find answers to the questions, `Who?' `How?' and `Why?' Although it stretches credibility to believe the CIA would work as in the book, I would like to think it would, and that Drew and Max solve more cases for us to read about.

***Review has been done in conjunction with Nerd Girl Official**