Review: Somniare by D.T. Dyllin

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(Somniare #1)
By: D.T. Dyllin
Publisher: Self- Published
Published: July 19, 2016
Genre: YA Paranormal Romance
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Remy Novem was murdered…

But she didn’t die.

Forced to escape to Somniare, a dream landscape, Remy must somehow survive living nightmares, and endless torment without using her magic. Her only hope for freedom is to hitch a ride with a human back into reality, tricking the poor creature into believing no harm will befall them.

Remy isn’t troubled by the fact that she must kill to live…

Until love changes everything.

 

 

 

My thoughts…

I loved the concept of the story. You have a witch who escapes being murdered by going into the dream world called Somniare. She has to navigate all these crazy dreams, creatures, and dangers in order to find a way out and get back into the real world. There’s also a kitsune familiar, a Fae hottie, and a creepy living voodoo doll from Remy’s childhood. Sounds like the perfect set up, right? I suppose for fans of Alice in Wonderland or any other sort of book that hops all over the place with little to no reasoning or plausibility, you’ll love it! I’m not a fan of AiW [gasp!] mainly because it’s all over the place and doesn’t make any sense. Which is what happened to me in this book. We jump from one crazy scene to the next where Remy is always getting into trouble, there are characters who pop in and out out of nowhere, and I just felt lost and confused the majority of the time. Which I get. I get it! It’s a dream world and there’s supposed to be all these dreams happening at once and it’s supposed to be chaotic and confusing because it’s not real… but I just couldn’t handle it. I have been a huge fan of the author’s previous work but this one wasn’t for me. However, if you like to be kept on your toes, and like the chaoticness of AiW, then you may like this one.

 

Favorite part…

I loved the kitsune. Unagi (yes, that’s the poor creature’s name) pops in to help Remy in her time of need and really has no qualms about letting her know where she stands. If I decided to revisit this novel (which I might do down the road) it would be for Unagi. The character was very interesting and I liked what they brought to the table.

 

 

 

 

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