Falling Awake

De: Jayne Ann Krentz

Narrado por: Amanda Cobb

A red-hot, suspenseful novel about a free-spirited dream researcher - and the gorgeous man who brings her dreams to life.

When a dream researcher and a government agent meet, a waking nightmare begins. A suspicious hit-and-run leads them into a perilous web of passion, betrayal, and murder.

©2004 Jayne Ann Krentz (P)2015 Recorded Books

I loved it!!

I judge a book by how hard it is to stop listening. . . This one was VERY hard to put down! The mystery, the romance, the narration; it all came together to make for a great audiobook! Try it —— you won’t regret it!

Okay

Not the best for sure. It was low-stress and ‘cute- Like a Jennifer Crusie book. I am sometimes in the mood for such books, so it was overall fine.

Not quite as good

Overall I enjoyed this one too. My biggest problem with some of JAK books is the narrator. But , overall the story was good. Started a little slow for me , but it did get better. Maybe my problem with the narrators is that I have already read these books and the voice reading does not match the voice in my head.

Excellent!

I'd read this book a time or two, being a long time JAK fan, but I've got to say it was great to listen for a change. Very happy.

Dream cops and spies

‘Borrowed’ through Audible. Sadly, the Publisher’s Summary for this audiobook is very poor. Recorded Books - you can do better!
Originally published in 2004, it’s not one of Krentz’s best, though I enjoy the premise of Dream Talents used to track killers and other bad guys.
Isabel Wright is a Dream Researcher working for the Belvedere Clinic who interprets dreams for very specialized clients - until the owner dies and his son takes over.
Ellis Cutler is a major dream talent at Frey-Salter Inc, the carefully constructed front for a government agency run by Jack Lawson. He’s one of a very few who can go into the dream state to put together clues in hunting down the bad guys. He is sent to recruit Isabel when she loses her job. She helps him with the mystery of a rogue agent.
Cobb’s narration does the job but is not inspired.

Boding

Took too long to get to the point. Main characters were appealing but the supporting characters lacked substance.