A Dream of Death by Harrison Drake
Lincoln Munroe is lost. Not really, but the killer has escaped his every
attempt to bring him to justice. With a killer ready to kill again Lincoln is
finding it very hard to spend time with his family, 2 kids and a wife. On top of
this Lincoln has been having strange “dreams” that seem to come true as a cold
case surfaces. When he has a dream about Kara, his work partner, is the next to
die he rushes to the rescue. As the cold case continues Lincoln needs to find
out what happened as he believes that his own father killed the man found out in
now where. Along with everything going on at work, Lincoln finds it very hard
keeping his home life sane. Read A Dream of Death to find out what happens.
I give this a 3 ½ stars out of 5. I thought that the order was ok, but
sometimes it was hard to understand what was going on as the author didn’t
clearly make a difference between the two cases and when they were being worked
on. I also thought that Lincoln was a well-developed person, but at the reader
is never given a clear look at who he is and what he looks like. I feel like
that’s one thing a book needs. If the read don’t know the main character then
understanding the book is going to be harder to do; most readers don’t really
want to work to understand what’s being read.
Lincoln Munroe is lost. Not really, but the killer has escaped his every
attempt to bring him to justice. With a killer ready to kill again Lincoln is
finding it very hard to spend time with his family, 2 kids and a wife. On top of
this Lincoln has been having strange “dreams” that seem to come true as a cold
case surfaces. When he has a dream about Kara, his work partner, is the next to
die he rushes to the rescue. As the cold case continues Lincoln needs to find
out what happened as he believes that his own father killed the man found out in
now where. Along with everything going on at work, Lincoln finds it very hard
keeping his home life sane. Read A Dream of Death to find out what happens.
I give this a 3 ½ stars out of 5. I thought that the order was ok, but
sometimes it was hard to understand what was going on as the author didn’t
clearly make a difference between the two cases and when they were being worked
on. I also thought that Lincoln was a well-developed person, but at the reader
is never given a clear look at who he is and what he looks like. I feel like
that’s one thing a book needs. If the read don’t know the main character then
understanding the book is going to be harder to do; most readers don’t really
want to work to understand what’s being read.
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