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Dream Stalker: Talented: Book 1 (Volume 1) Entertainment News - Los Angeles Times L.A. Times entertainment news from Hollywood including event coverage celebrity gossip and deals. View photo galleries read TV and movie reviews and more. Maryse's Book Blog Following my heart one book at a time Following my heart one book at a time ... Prince Lestat and the Realms of Atlantis: The Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice ANNE RICES LATEST ALERT!!! Olivia Thorne Romance Novels How can you get free stuff help me out and get a kickass book with 7 other awesome authors for only 99 cents 1) The publishing company is having a Facebook promotion. AXS.com - Official Tickets and Your Source for Live ... The AXS Cookie Policy. This website like most others uses cookies in order to give you a great online experience. By continuing to use our website you accept to our ... List of Marvel Comics characters: S - Wikipedia Saint Elmo is a superhero in the Marvel Universe. The character created by Scott Lobdell Simon Furman and Pat Broderick appeared in Alpha Flight Special vol. 2 1 ... From the New World (novel) - Wikipedia From the New World ( Shin Sekai Yori) is a Japanese novel by Yusuke Kishi originally published in 2008 by Kodansha. It received the 29th Nihon SF ... Indie Comics Magazine TIM TYLER is a quarter century veteran of the independent comic book industry having been inker artist or publisher on Faust (inker over Tim Vigil) Razor Blood ... RWBY (Web Animation) - TV Tropes Back-to-Back Badasses: All of Team RWBY in the Volume 1 opening they stand in a loose circle facing outward baring weapons against the many monsters surrounding ... New Music News Reviews Pictures and Videos - Rolling Stone Get the latest Rolling Stone new music news song and album reviews free music downloads artist videos pictures playlists and more. torrshield vpn Zero Logging. We do not log traffic or session data of any kind period. We have worked very hard to craft the specialized technology we use to safeguard your privacy. Rank: #5018069 in BooksPublished on: 2016-02-08Original language: EnglishNumber of items: 1Dimensions: 8.00" h x .59" w x 5.00" l, .57 pounds Binding: Paperback234 pages 8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.Great storytellingBy L. LevineI very much enjoyed this world of magic. Those in power were learning to fear the strength of mortals. Those who lived between the two worlds were left with little protection. When some started dying, few were interested in providing help. One woman does step up and finds out she is much more powerful than she ever believed.This book sets the foundation for the series. It focuses on Emma who is in her early thirties and has been living as a shopkeeper selling enchanted teas. Her father was a Talent but her mother was a human. There is very little information on her mother and I would love to learn more. When her father died, she was kicked out by her full-blooded sisters. She has little love or respect for the Talents. Her reaction to working with one to discover a killer is interesting.There is a lot of political upheaval. Many are fighting those in charge for the right to power as well. She has not really focused on that fight until she is pushed back into the world she left after her father died.She has a hard time with trust and there is no mention of romantic relationships. There are some potentials but the story is not focused on romance.I found the characters to be very well written. There are all kinds of mythical beings in this world including: hobgoblins, golems, and brownies. The fairies are very mysterious. She has a dog that she is very close to and he is like a member of her family.There is much foreshadowing of an interesting future for Emma.I look forward to reading the next book.14 of 15 people found the following review helpful.Good bones but needs polishBy Chelsea HeidtDream Stalker is Amy Hopkins' first book, and is also the first in a series focusing on witches and wizards, collectively known as the Talented, who live in London. The main character is half-blood Emma, who has minor Talent due to her mixed ancestry and runs a tea shop where she sells teas both normal and enchanted along with the help of her inherited boggart, Gibble, and her dog, Lenny. But Emma's peaceful, tea-filled existence is jeopardized when a dream stalker begins targeting half-bloods with the goal of stealing their Talent and gifts for himself. When Emma becomes his next target, she finds herself teamed up with full-blood Talent Harrod and his fully mortal brother Martin in order to figure out who's doing the killing and stop him.I think this was a great world and a story that had really good bones, but it needs a lot more polish to be a good book overall. Emma's tea shop is charming, Harrod and Martin were enjoyable characters, and Gibble turned out to be one of the most interesting "people" in the book once more information about him came out. The world itself is interesting; it's Earth as we kind-of know it, but witches, wizards, and supernatural creatures collectively known as Otherworlders (like boggards, fae, giants, and so on) live some-what integrated lives. Everyone is aware of everyone else's existence, even if they don't necessarily like them. Half-bloods like Emma get the short end of the stick in it all, because they're kind of caught between the mortals and the Talented, which is a neat way to approach prejudice and discrimination (for example, if half-bloods want to visit the walled-in area of London where full-blooded Talents live, they need to show paperwork and their movements are tracked) but didn't really seem to make sense because, while people were campaigning for mortal inclusion, it didn't seem like any half-bloods had really bothered to speak up for themselves. The Otherworld and the dream worlds were very well-done, with laws and happenings of their own that the story obeyed rather consistently.But overall, consistency is something that's lacking in this book. At one point, it's five half-bloods who have been targeted before Emma; at another it's six. Harrod's last name changes from Passar in the early chapters to Umbers in a later one. Emma says that two of the victims were her close friends, and yet there's not really any evidence of her having real friends other than possibly Harrod and Martin, once they meet; she seems to have many acquaintances, but no one she regularly talks to or involves in her life other than Gibble and her dog. There's also a desperate need for an editor with an eye to the use of grammar, particularly in regards to dialogue. Problems with punctuation in regards to dialogue abound in this book--and I'm not talking about general comma usage, which people are horribly divided on in general. I'm talking about improper use of periods and commas at the end of people speaking, before the dialogue tag, like "Blah blah blah." Harrod said, which should be "Blah blah blah," Harrod said. This is extremely standard and I have to think that, to some degree, Hopkins knows it, because in some places it's correct. In others, not so much. Some dialogue is missing ending punctuation entirely. Hyphens are used where em- and en-dashes should be; there's not a real "dash" used properly anywhere in this book. Things like Talent, various races, and the Otherworld are capitalized at some points and not at others, as if Hopkins couldn't decide if she wanted them to be proper nouns or just regular nouns. After I finished reading, I did a quick re-run through of the book's first five chapters, just scanning to see what jumped out at me, and highlighted twenty-five instances of these errors. There were probably more I missed. They were all so obvious that really just one more quick line edit would have fixed them and made the book appear much more polished as a whole. Sure, professionally-published books put out by the Big Four houses sometimes contain mistakes, but not on a scale even similar to this.I also think that, lovely as the plot was, parts of it could have used fleshing out. There are two parts where I really would have liked to see more of this: in regards to the "big reveal" about who the villain was, and in regards to what happened in the dream world. First, though the villain does appear at one point earlier in the book, he is not really woven into the story as a whole until it's revealed what he's up to. It seems like Hopkins wanted us to be feel betrayed by this person, but Emma didn't really have enough of a relationship with him for that to happen. Seeing him worked a little more fully into the plot would have gone a long way toward maximizing the "twist" factor when the time for the reveal came. Second, though I think the dream world at the end was overall very well done, possessing that sort of weird and disjointed logic that so often occurs in dreams, the part with the rat didn't feel fleshed out to me. Was it a real rat or not That was never made clear, and it seemed like something more was going to be made of him, but it never was. It just kind of fell off, and Emma let it go as if nothing had ever really happened. Like the villain, I would have liked to see this worked in a bit more; a little more fleshing out on those two things would have made the story as a whole feel a bit more consistent and cohesive.Overall, this was a good story but not a good book. The world and characters have so much potential but sloppy formatting and editing and a poor eye to detail left me wanting more and wondering if I should bother with the second book, Barrow Fiend. I'll probably try the sample to see if these problems have been resolved, because it should be apparent within that sample range. There's so much potential here, it was somewhat disappointing to see it so roughly finished.3 stars out of 5, but if it gets an update to resolve some of its finishing issues I would revise that upward.3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.Emma is a half-blood who runs a tea shop in ...By LoraEmma is a half-blood who runs a tea shop in London. The last two months have seen six of her fellow half-bloods murdered and the human police don't have a clue to figure out what is going on and the full blooded Talents don't care enough to look into it. When she has a dream that ends with her waking up in pain to a strange knife being clutched in her hand, she realises that she is the next victim and needs to really solve this. Circumstances bring her to meet Harrod Passer and his brother Martin and they work together to solve the case.The character interactions are incredibly enjoyable, as is Emma's "I -can-take-care-of-this-my-self-don't-need-a-man-to-help" attitude. On top of solving the murders, there is a stirring in the political world that can change things for everyone.The beginning comes across a little rushed, and a few other parts do too. There are a few minor errors here and there, but it wasn't anything that detracted from the story. You can definitely see Amy's improvement as the book continues. I fully expect the next book to be just as action packed, and am looking forward to jumping into it.See all 65 customer reviews... Olivia Thorne Romance Novels How can you get free stuff help me out and get a kickass book with 7 other awesome authors for only 99 cents? 1) The publishing company is having a Facebook promotion. Maryse's Book Blog Following my heart one book at a time Following my heart one book at a time ... Prince Lestat and the Realms of Atlantis: The Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice ANNE RICES LATEST ALERT!!! Entertainment News - Los Angeles Times L.A. 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