Official Review: In Your Dreams by Rick Incorvia

[Mercychild123]

The review makes me look forward to reading the book as I am a fan of stories of man in his subconscious state. Thank you for the review.

[briellejee]

Your review highlights the character development of Adam and it sounds awesome. I've always liked that authors do that to their characters. It makes them more interesting as the pages flipped. Also, it seems like there's a lot of twists and the plot sounds exciting! Will definitely read this! Thanks for the review!

[KFree_Reads]

Thanks for your review! Sounds like an interesting read but I'm not this is my cup of tea.

[ReyvrexQuestor Reyes]

Adams is in a dream state. Is it any difference had it been "dreamy state?" But he has everything. He has a life, and sex life, too. What more can he ask? But being in a coma is costing quite a fortune in life-support system expense every day. Dream-like as everything seems, he has to wake up. It is wonderful to be alive. Thanks to your splendid review.

[Mely918]

This book seems quite interesting. I do enjoy plots that go into the subconscious of someone who is comatose. I don't know if it's exactly something I would normally read, but it's always good to go out of your comfort zone. Good job on your review! It was very well written!

[Mely918]

This book seems quite interesting. I do enjoy plots that go into the subconscious of someone who is comatose. I don't know if it's exactly something I would normally read, but it's always good to go out of your comfort zone. Good job on your review! It was very well written!

[rar1951]

In Official Review: In Your Dreams, by Rick Incovia, klbradley does a remarkable job summarizing and synopsizing the book. Her review was upbeat and from the heart. I especially liked the way she sized up the main character as "self centered," and a "jerk." I did not read the book, only the sample provided by Amazon, and had the same reaction to him. I was surprised that she praised the book with compliments like "thrilling" and "I wanted to read more" from this author. My initial take on what I read was doldrums about yet another story about a self-absorbed millionaire with his challenges. However I did not read the book. There must have been some redeeming qualities later in the book to have inspired klbradley to rate it4 out of4 stars. And she did her homework. She knew that the author wrote three other books. Bravo, klbradley!

[FilmStar]

I always found coma stories interesting in how you never know how they're going to turn out. I'll give this one a chance.

[ccrews0408]

Great review!!! This book has a very unique and interesting concept.

[elizab8]

Great review! I did enjoy reading the sample. Adam really took a blow to the head that day, leaving him in a coma for 35 days. And while there and in his dream he met Eva who is so erotic, then Roanna who is real. But your review has convinced me that with his lifestyle being a bachelor, he would choose Eva over Roanna since it is so easy to have Eva she is always in his dreams. Very interesting review.

[CheyenneR]

I'm happy to hear that this book keeps a smooth flow and that we get some good character development. It's always disappointing when the flow of the book gets disrupted and the main characters are superficially written.

[Poppy Drear]

Thanks for the comprehensive review! I'm not all that interested in witnessing Adam's descent into (potential) madness, though, and he seems like too much of a generic, handsome protagonist for this novel to really catch my eye. I'm glad you enjoyed it, though!

[onixpam]

Thanks for your Review!. You let me wondering how this story ends. It is a wonderful plot, out of the ordinary. I really want to read this book. Dream with another life is something that each of us did at least once.

[SaffraWhishart]

This is really not my genre, but I have to say I was impressed by the action-filled opening, and also the unique plot--it's not often a love triangle involves a character from a coma!

Thanks for your review. Adam's egotistical nature irritated me in the section I read, but I wondered if the author was setting him up to change. You gave me some closure on that since I'm not going to finish the book.

I also give the author props for Roanna's character. The bar encounter where they meet was pretty hard to swallow, but then that's par for the course for this genre in my experience--BUT I was impressed by Roanna's strength, how she handled his difficult personality with ease, challenging him even as she showed him she accepted him.

[meadhbh]

The inclusion of metaphor-like dreams in this romance sounds really interesting!