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Tawni loves
her man Lakota. He’s sheer physical perfection; a highly
paid Native American model who spends all his time partying
and getting high. Still, she accepts him for who he is even
though he might not be the man for her. Lately, she’s been
having dreams about another Lakota in another place that is
caring and considerate and calls her his wife. Is her
desire to leave Lakota part of the reason she’s been having
these crazy dreams?
When
trouble finds Tawni’s younger sister, Lisa, she stumbles
onto something strange enough to test the boundaries of her
dreams. She’s not certain if she can rely on Lakota or
anyone to help her with what she finds. The answers she
seeks are much closer to being resolved than realized.
At first, I thought I was in for another story about a
troubled relationship that takes a turn when another guy
comes on the scene. I was so wrong. Jordyn Tracey is way
too creative for such a limiting plotline. There were three
plot twists that were nicely executed. I must say I was
surprised and kudos to Ms. Tracey for stunning a seasoned
bibliophile. My only complaint was I had a difficult time
connecting to Tawni and Lakota. I thought they were quite
likeable yet they just didn’t do it for me. There’s loads
of amazing details the author adds to their histories and
development but for some reason it didn’t particularly grab
me. This didn’t detract from Lakota in the
least, and I could chalk it up to my own personal
preferences when it comes down to characterization and
writing style. I was so intrigued by this author that I’d
like to try more of her work on for size, since the fit for
this story was a just bit off for me. I’d like to say for
the larger reading audience, this story is a sure win and a
bull’s eye in every other aspect. |
