Nicole Wolverton's The Trajectory of Dreams has a ton to offer from the start: the concept is brilliant, the cover art is stunning and there are promises of twisty goodness. I picked it up hoping to get trapped in Lela's mind and have a difficult time getting out. Unfortunately, rather than riding a...
Oh my goodness this is a real mind boggling book…am I sane? I don’t know anymore, I do seem to live in my head quite a bit, or do I? Is this reality? Wow I’m confused!! This book had my head in a spin. A warning for readers, don’t let anything distract you while you read or you will totally lose the...
Read my full review @ http://bit.ly/TRzOUW4.5/5 StarsMy opinion: I think this would definitely be my winner of the 2012 Most Unusual Book I read and not in a good way. This book was one of those books, while not scary, is just downright creepy. Ms. Wolverton takes the story of a sociopath, probably ...
Right from the get-go, the extremely unreliable narrator, Lela, is clearly NOT RIGHT -- and I kept turning page after page, following her descent, finding myself worried for my own sanity. What was real? What wasn't? I thought I knew, and was fooled several times. The explosion of the Challenger was...
Let me start by saying I really enjoyed this book. That said, this is not my favorite genre. Having read Nicole's work before and loving her writing made me decide to want to read this book.Lela, a woman in her early 30s, is for lack of a better word - complex. I'm sure there are many psychological...
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