The Dream Killer of Paris by Fabrice Bourland3 Stars for the book The Dream Killer of Paris by Fabrice Bourland. I’d also like to thank NetGallery for allowing me to read this book in exchange for my honest review.
THE DREAM KILLER OF PARIS is the second in the Singleton and Trelawney series. I hadn’t read the first one in the series, but like some of the other books in series, I thought I would be ok. I kept thinking that I was missing something and probably should read the first one. I didn’t get a clear picture of the characters, the plot to me seemed like it was thrown together without a clear sight as to where the characters were going, or what they were supposed to be doing. However I do love reading about paranormal things. I thought this had a unique idea that other authors hadn’t thought of and would make a good series with the dreams and thought it would develop better and explain them more, but sadly it didn’t.
Detective Andrew Singleton arrives in Paris, and upon his arrival, a friend, Superintendent Fourier intercepts him and asks for his help. Two deaths have occurred and there is no sign of foul play, since the victims were in a locked room. The victims are dream researcher, and upon their faces show signs of terror.
I think the author could do more research on this realm and he could really make this series into something like no other.
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