Book: Dead Dreams Book 1 - A Young Adult Psychological Thriller by Emma Right
categories: Book, Young Adult Suspense, Young Adult Thriller, Thriller Mystery, Young Adult Mystery, Chic Lit, Teen Thriller, Christian Thriller, Teen Suspense, Teen Fiction, Clean Read, Psychological Thriller
Emma Right
about this book: When I first saw the movie "Shutter Island" which was based on the book of the same name by Dennis Lehaye I was intrigued and it kept me thinking for days. Unlike a regular thriller, which could be a spy movie, or something like a techno thriller, a psychological thriller plays on the mind of the reader. It leaves a message long after the book is read or the movie watched, which was one of the reasons I felt led to write Dead Dreams.I wanted a novel that could have longevity--in that the reasons behind the motivations of its characters are complex enough so I could continue the mystery as the series unravels. As the story progresses major plot threads will unwind and it'll become clear how the characters are entangled with another. The human psyche is complex, interesting and is never black and white, is it? A person may say something but may mean something totally different. No one is totally a saint, or is exactly a devil in disguise. It takes a while to really understand the characters. To understand Brie and Sarah, one a dreamer, one a nightmare, read the book.
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about this book: When I first saw the movie "Shutter Island" which was based on the book of the same name by Dennis Lehaye I was intrigued and it kept me thinking for days. Unlike a regular thriller, which could be a spy movie, or something like a techno thriller, a psychological thriller plays on the mind of the reader. It leaves a message long after the book is read or the movie watched, which was one of the reasons I felt led to write Dead Dreams.I wanted a novel that could have longevity--in that the reasons behind the motivations of its characters are complex enough so I could continue the mystery as the series unravels. As the story progresses major plot threads will unwind and it'll become clear how the characters are entangled with another. The human psyche is complex, interesting and is never black and white, is it? A person may say something but may mean something totally different. No one is totally a saint, or is exactly a devil in disguise. It takes a while to really understand the characters. To understand Brie and Sarah, one a dreamer, one a nightmare, read the book.
