Redemption

I'm glad I didn't start the Dream Traveller series with The Lucidites, which is the first trilogy in the series. This trilogy, and in fact, the whole series, is very circular in time, or maybe I should say the individual series are parallel stories rather than chronological. I expected the Lucidites not to be as developed as subsequent books, but imagine my surprise when Ren showed up here. My first thought was - what is he doing here? His story is four series further down the list! So, at first I wasn't sure if the plot twist was time travel, until I realized that no, the different series run concurrently with each other.

Having said that, this third book in the trilogy redeems the second book. Yes, there's the same relationship problems as in the other books, but they are maturing and evolving.

Zhuang is back to destroy Trey and the Lucidities, and Roya; Chase is still there trying to made Roya his slave and somehow Roya and Joseph have to beat both of them and save themselves and the Lucidities. Aidan and George seem less irritating in this book and Chase is just as creepy.

There's heartbreak and redemption in this story, and healing. Nice way to end the trilogy.

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