Bryde is slightly less annoying in this book because he has been put properly in his place and no one follows him around acting like he’s Dream Jesus anymore. I stand by my previous judgements: I love 90% of these characters in varied ways ( Declan, call me!).
Suddenly, a bad situation gets much worse, and everyone’s racing the clock to figure out who is killing dreamers and how to stop them.Īt this point, we’re familiar with our main characters and I think they’ve all been awarded BFF Charms in the past. Planted all over the place in an attempt to kill dreamers. Jordan is, to her surprise as much as anyone’s, still awake, while Hennessey is staying with Carmen and the Visionary Liliana until they figure out their next steps.īut then, the bombs start to go off. Ronan is floating in the abyss, his consciousness barely hanging on to his physical body. Declan is desperately trying to keep both his brothers alive – by spending his life savings on a sweetmetal for Matthew that only has enough strength to keep him awake a few hours per day, and by keeping Ronan’s body stored in a safe place until he can find another sweetmetal to wake him up. Bryde’s been apprehended desperately trying to steal Klimt’s “The Kiss” straight out of a museum.
When we last saw this motley crew at the end of Mister Impossible, Hennessey had joined forces with Carmen Farooq-Lane to betray Ronan and Bryde and pull the plug on the ley line, leaving the thousands of dreams who didn’t have access to a sweetmetal in an unconscious state…including Ronan. Book two, Mister Impossible, had two people holding swords, and book three has three sundogs! One very subtle thing I like about this series’ covers is that book one, Call Down the Hawk, had a single hawk. And yes, the sundogs get released from their water bottle in Greywaren, so there is significance here, even if I didn’t see it at first. And they were like no durphy, Eddie Murphy, those are Ronan’s sundogs that he keeps in his little water bottle. I’m a DDS (dumb dumb stupid) because despite reading all of the books in this series MULTIPLE times, I still had to ask the other members of my book club about the meaning of the wolves on the cover.
~*~sPoILeR aLeRt~*~ This is your official warning that Greywaren is the final installment in The Dreamer Trilogy, and thus, this book report contains some major spoilerage for the first two books.
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