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Lair of Dreams - Libba Bray


Tittle: Lair of Dreams
Series: DIviners
Author: Libba Bray
Genre: YA, mystery, magic, fantasy, historical, twenties
Pages: 613
Publisher: Little Brown Books by Young Readers
Format: Digital (Kindle edition)
Time to read it: almost half a month
Language: English
Rating: 3/5

Lair of Dreams is the second book in the Diviners series by Libba Bray. This series is set in New York City in the twenties. When Evie O’Neil arrives to the city sent from his parents to help her uncle on the museum he manages on supernatural things.

The existence of Diviners is now out on the open since what happens with the serial killer Evie helped to stop. Now she uses her touch to read peoples objects on the radio. Now a new danger is in the city. Some people have been infected by what authorities and doctors call the sleeping sickness. People fall sleep and do not get to woke up ever again.

Lair of Dreams was a bit of a disappointed book. It did not lived up to my expectations, since I really liked the first book in the series. This book was really slow and had a lot of characters that made me get lost from chapter to chapter while I was reading it. I did really had to push myself really hard to be able to finish it. The plot was interesting and really unique, nonetheless it was the development of it that I did not like.  As I said I found it really slow, I think each character storyline was interesting, nonetheless quite unnecessary most of the times. Apart from that with so many characters and so many lines open it was really difficult to keep up with what was happening.


To conclude, I think Lair of Dreams was not what I was expecting nonetheless it was not a bad book and I think the plot was unique and interesting.

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