In My Dreams ~ A Book Review

It was happening again. The dreams. The nightmares. It was something that seventeen year-old Elizabeth Hayes thought she d outgrown; dreams that would come true; detailed premonitions of how people would die. This time she dreams about her boyfriend, Michael Young, and soon discovers that he has been found... dead.
He has not crossed over because he was murdered, and now the murderer is after Lizzy. His spirit won't rest until she is safe. As a newbie spirit, the easiest way for him to make contact is through Lizzy's dreams. When she dreams, it's as if he hasn't died.
Lizzy must learn to pull on her inner strength to survive horrifying events, and is faced with a most difficult decision. Would she risk her life to save her best friend and the very person responsible for Michael's death?
Meanwhile, Michael learns everything he can about his supernatural gifts to help.

 But will it be enough to save her?

My Review: 

The first thing you need to know is have a lot of tissues nearby when you start this book.  No joke, do not read this book without tissues.  I cried my eyes out. 

The second thing you need to know is, don't plan on doing anything else once you've started this book.  Think you might have a minute or two to spare between other projects? Think "Oh hey, I'll just read a little bit of this book." ? Yeah no.  When you are ready to start this book, you better plan on crying, and reading for the next few hours straight.  

The third thing you need to know, prepare for down time after finishing the book. Because this book will put you in book coma.  You will be left breathless, with tears streaming down your face. 

And the fourth thing you need to know? Plan on falling in love. With the writing, with the characters, with the author, with the book.  

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