The Dead Don’t Dream
by Anne Russo

Sequel to The Dead Don’t Mourn

After Katherine foils Ian and Adam’s plans, Ian self-destructs, drowning himself in alcohol and murder while Adam fights to stay sane under Katherine’s watchful eye, biding his time as he plots his revenge. Determined to keep them apart for good, Katherine takes her evil schemes one step further, leaving Ian and Adam unable to separate reality from fiction, friend from foe.

Still seeking answers to who betrayed them, Ian’s quest for vengeance puts him on a brutal path of destruction, setting off a devastating chain of events that changes everything for the group and leaving him more alone than ever. Broken and losing hope, Adam deals with a vengeful face from the past, one who will stop at nothing to claim Ian for himself. Locked in a battle for survival, Adam must do everything in his power to stay alive.

Their precarious situation takes an even more dangerous turn when Adam runs off and Katherine tasks Ian with bringing him back. It is a journey that will lead both men on a collision course with the ghosts of their shared and twisted past, and ultimately, each other, as they struggle to protect a future worth fighting for.

NOTE: This story contains scenes of torture, violence, death, substance abuse, suicidal ideation, and a brief scene of bullying and hate speech. This book ends on a “happy for now” ending with the promise of more to come.

5 out of 5 fairies

After the way the previous book ended, I was dying to dive into this one. I was not disappointed. My heart absolutely broke for Ian and Adam and the situation they found themselves in. My hatred only grew for Katherine (which I didn’t think was possible). Don’t be mistaken, she’s a complex character with a history and motivations of her own. She’s not just a boring, textbook villain. I was on the edge of my seat, and couldn’t read fast enough, trying to find out what would happen next. There were a few twists I couldn’t have predicted in a million years, and everything moved along at a smooth pace. Biggest complaint – I need to know what happens after this book ends!!! You absolutely need to start with book one in the series, but it’s worth it. The story just keeps getting better with each new installment.

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Anne makes her home in Connecticut with her wonderful and ever-so-patient partner—a lifelong reader, writer, and curious student. Anne hopes to create exciting multi-dimensional characters and worlds but with a queer sensibility. She is the author of the first three books in the Dead Generations series, The Dead Don’t Lie, The Dead Don’t Mourn, and The Dead Don’t Dream.

When she’s not writing romantic suspense thrillers, you’ll find Anne reading an ungodly amount of biographies (the bigger, the better!), and spending time outdoors. Anne also enjoys bubble baths, podcasts, coffee, discovering new music and weekends hanging out at museums, bookstores, and flea markets.

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