Towards the end she got better, but with focus being on other things it didn’t really matter much then, anyway. There were just a lot of clues and things that she didn’t seem to pick up on, and it was getting a little annoying. I enjoyed this one just as much as the first one, although I did feel in the beginning that Liv wasn’t as Little-Miss-Nancy-Drew as she claimed to be.
Does someone have a score to settle with Liv? School gossip blogger Secrecy knows all of Liv’s most intimate secrets, Henry might be hiding something from her, and at night Liv senses a dark presence following her through the corridors of the dream world. It seems that Liv’s troubles are far from over–in fact, suddenly they’re piling up. Things seem to be going well for Liv Silver: she’s adjusting to her new home (and her new family) in London she has a burgeoning romance with Henry Harper, one of the cutest boys in school and the girl who’s been turning her dreams into nightmares, Anabel, is now locked up. Publish Date: J(audiobook published June 21, 2016) Continue reading “Book Review | JUST DREAMING, by Kerstin Gier” →ĭream On (The Silver Trilogy #2), by Kerstin Gier Gier has such a way of pulling me into the story so easily and filling it with such interesting ideas and fun characters that I can’t help but falling in love. This was definitely a great ending to such a fun trilogy! I very much enjoyed listening to these audiobooks. But Liv’s troubles are just beginning…Ī rocky romance, a malicious blogger with a hidden identity, a wedding, and a classmate (or two) dead-set on revenge all await Liv in this action-packed conclusion to the Silver trilogy. Able to visit other people’s dreams (whether they want her to or not), Liv has solved mysteries, unearthed difficult truths, fought madmen, and escaped life-threatening peril, all from the comfort of her own bed. The course of dream travel never did run smooth-at least, not in Liv Silver’s experience. Publish Date: Octo(audiobook published May 2, 2017)
Just Dreaming (The Silver Trilogy #3), by Kerstin Gier
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