Perchance to Dream
by:
Lisa Mantchev (author)
Growing up in the enchanted Théâtre Illuminata, Bertie learned everything about every play ever written. She knew the Players and their parts—but she didn’t know that she had a role to play, too. Now that she’s discovered her own magic, she is the Mistress of Revels, the Teller of Tales. And...
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Growing up in the enchanted Théâtre Illuminata, Bertie learned everything about every play ever written. She knew the Players and their parts—but she didn’t know that she had a role to play, too. Now that she’s discovered her own magic, she is the Mistress of Revels, the Teller of Tales. And she’s ready to write her own story, outside the protective walls of Théâtre. But which way will her story go? Toward Nate, who’s being held captive by the Sea Goddess, and loves Bertie dearly? Or should she write Ariel into her narrative? He’s by her side every day, and she’s finding his charms so very hard to resist. . . .
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Format: paperback
ISBN:
9780312675103 (0312675100)
Publish date: August 16th 2011
Publisher: Square Fish
Pages no: 368
Edition language: English
Series: Théâtre Illuminata (#2)
Firstly, many thanks to Lisa Mantchev and her publicist for sending me an ARC of this book. How I managed to put off reading Perchance to Dream for so long is beyond me! But I knew I would want to review it right away after reading it, so I made myself wait closer to the release date, which is next ...
I really loved this book! It brings together my love for books, fantasy and plays in a thrilling combination. Bertie is such a fun character to follow along with her fairy sidekicks. The whole series keeps you entranced and hanging on for more. I recommened this series especially to play lovers.
I find the entire "Nate-Bertie-Ariel" love triangle to be over done, but other than that it's a good read! However, there are some concerns of mine that remain unanswered. Bleh :/
These stories are really beautiful so I can't really explain why or how I can't get into them! Going to take a break from them before reading the last one.
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