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Hayalimdeki Yürek Ve Rüyalarım (2000)

by Erin Quinn(Favorite Author)

4.18 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Romance

series

Mists of Ireland

review 1: I couldn't finish it. I could handle the magic and the 'bibbity bobbity boo' and parallel-ish universes, but the thing that got me was all this talk about a Book we're told nothing about!! Why is it important? Where did it come from? Whose was it? What does it do? Are we supposed to believe it's something like the Ring from LOTR? So maybe the Book has a mind of its own -- what does it want? The Ring wanted to "return to the hand of its master" and the Book...? I got about halfway through and my interest simply stuttered to a stop. I didn't want to stumble my way through any more half-explained, semi-magical Irish warmaking. (That sounds a lot more harsh than I mean it to... I really like the premise - a lot - but I don't think the book quite realized its potent... moreial.)
review 2: I wrote a rather long and thoughtful review for the first book in this series. Although the second book lives up to the first, I find myself with very little to add to my previous assessment.The second book picks up with Rory, brother of Danni from the first book. He's been living in California - first with his aunt and then on his own - since his father vanished in the cave with the book of Fennore when he was a child. He has been living a very hand-to-mouth off-the-grid style of existence, and shows no intention of returning to Ireland until he gets in his car one night and is confronted by the ghost of his newly deceased grandmother. Rory's grandmother tells him he has a destiny, and it involves the woman he's been dreaming about. He gives away his car (at his grandmother's insistence) and hops a plane for Ireland.Once again you get a complex story involving a magic book, individuals with special psychic gifts, dream lovers, ghosts, and time travel.The third book focuses on Saraid's brother Tiarnan. less

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