I categorize my books like menu items: Kid's Meal: children's books Appetizer: easy read adult books, novellas Main course: excellent adult fiction and nonfiction Dessert: silly books, romances, paranormal fiction, poetry I award them from 1 star to 5 stars. 1 star: don't bother 2 star: has some merit but needs work 3 star: average 4 star: really good book 5 star: superior book
Monday, August 20, 2012
Dream Country
Dream Country is set in Nashville, where I live. Nashville
is also part of the ultra conservative Bible belt part of the country,
so the fact that Dream Country is a psychic mystery intrigued me, too.
Dilly Renfro has recovered from being shot in the head a year ago when
she was a bystander in a mini mart hold up gone bad. She's recovered but
she's changed in some pretty big ways, admitting she's a lesbian,
becoming very assertive, and having precognitive dreams. Dilly's father,
Doyle Renfro was the king of country music and is still the head of
his huge business empire. Doyle has changed, too, sometimes appearing
to lose focus and get unresponsive during conversations - a problem that
has led his other children, Porter and Loretta to sue him as
incompetent. Dilly doesn't agree and she has other things on her
mind...like the precognitive dreams she's had since being shot. The
latest dreams are of the murder of a gorgeous, young, cafe au lait woman
murdered on the stage of the Ryman auditorium. When it turns out that a
young woman who looks like the one in Dilly's dream is found murdered
and her former boyfriend is a light tech at the Ryman, things get
exciting fast. Dream Country is a compellingly good story that anyone
who loves a good murder mystery will enjoy.
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