I loved the use of historical novel with supernatural elements, I loved that it was a Old Western setting and that the characters worked for the time period. It was a lot of fun to read and I enjoyed going on this series.

From the opening chapter that kept me guessing until the final pages, I found myself rooting for Bo and Lorena throughout. This book drew me in, I frequently found myself wanting to slip away to read another chapter! As a baby boomer- I was also pleasantly entertained with so many references to the time period- many that I had heard about as a young girl! The author does a great job with imagery of the time period and leaves you wanting more! A great read!

I received a free copy of this book. I am leaving my honest review.

The plot was interesting and kept me guessing until the end. The dream sequences were detailed and well depicted.

My problem is with the main character. Initially she is intelligent and spirited with no intention of marrying. Once she ends up married and in the clutches of her sinister husband and his servant, she ends up losing her most of her spirit. Despite her intelligence she remains meekly loyal to her husband. I realize that due to the time and strictures of society, her choices were limited but I still wanted her to regain her independent spirit.

A southern belle gets caught up in a witch hunt Western.

Lorena is on the verge of spinsterhood when her lover from her midnight dreams walks into her father's mansion. The only catch is, he is about 40-50 years older than her, a hunched over and shrivelled old man. She marries him and discovers just how they have been meeting up in her dreams decades apart. But as he hypnotizes her to fall asleep, she fears he has a hidden motive for walking dreams together. Because not only do they walk in her dreams, but they explore the dreams and memories of others. To what end? Lorena secretly copies her husband's German journal in order to discover why.