Dream Catcher III: Mind Life

Rating:
Summary: The best "Dream Catcher" yet.
Review: Smith's "Dream Catcher" series continues to entertain and impress me. This third novel is definitely the best so far. Again, it expounds further on the series' elements of psychic phenomenon and kidnapping (only this time the protagonist himself is the victim of the latter). Also, readers of the series be warned: "Mind Life" is also the most *disturbing* yet -- the depiction of dreams and nightmares is vivid and diverse, and almost certain to touch upon nearly every reader's personal fears on one level or another. All of the "Dream Catchers" have been good, but this one will linger in your mind even after you turn the lights out.

Rating:
Summary: The best "Dream Catcher" yet.
Review: Smith's "Dream Catcher" series continues to entertain and impress me. This third novel is definitely the best so far. Again, it expounds further on the series' elements of psychic phenomenon and kidnapping (only this time the protagonist himself is the victim of the latter). Also, readers of the series be warned: "Mind Life" is also the most *disturbing* yet -- the depiction of dreams and nightmares is vivid and diverse, and almost certain to touch upon nearly every reader's personal fears on one level or another. All of the "Dream Catchers" have been good, but this one will linger in your mind even after you turn the lights out.