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Don't Close Your Eyes.
Sophie Cavanaugh is not going to let her freak of a cousin's strange psychiatric condition ruin high school for them both. Not after all the work she's put into cultivating the right look, and friends, and reputation. But then, Sophie sees something so frightening she lets out a blood-curdling scream—and finds herself stuck in a bizarre parallel world where nothing is safe and deadly creatures lurk just out of sight, waiting for her to close her eyes and sleep...forever.
Could this world be real? Or does insanity run in the family...?
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Posted January 2, 2012
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Posted January 1, 2012
This is going to be short and sweet. Basically, Rachel Vincent brings IT Every.Single.Time.
Rachel Vincent writes amazing novellas. And they're not just fillers. Each and every one has served to give the reader more insights into the Soul Screamers world and characters. (And if you've read Reaper, you've had your heart broken.)
I will probably never like Sophie, but I don't think this was written to make me love her. I will say, I have begrudging respect/admiration for her. She's strong and powerful in ways that she doesn't even fully understand, yet. Sort of like her awesome cousin, Kaylee!
I loved new character Luca. He will make an interesting, and HOT addition to the Soul Screamers world.
I loved the hallway/glove scene!! That was my favorite part of NtS. I was cheering! Also loved the Addison scene.
Never to Sleep is fabulous and sets up Before I Wake perfectly!
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Posted April 26, 2012
I love the soul screamers series and this was a great addition to the story line! Quick read, hard to put down! Provides a lot of insight into other characters in the story and a very good set up for the next novel. Can't wait to read more from Rachel Vincent.
Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.Loved all the books in this series. Very likable characters and interesting concept. Can't wait for more!
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Posted February 2, 2012
I loved it! I love the soul screamers series! I can't wait for the next book!
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Posted February 1, 2012
Just as great as all of the other Soul Screamers novels and novellas. Can't wait for the next book!
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Posted January 31, 2012
Being a huge fan of Soul Screamers, I bought this up just after midnight when it came out. I thoroughly enjoyed it even though it featured Sophie, although I admit I had actually been hoping it'd be in her POV. But don't let that stop you if you don't like her because you find some good hints and tidbits of information about the next book in the series, Before I Wake.
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Posted January 28, 2012
Great edition to the Soul Screamers series!!! You can't help but feel sorry for Sophie and the ignorance she has been subjected to...at least until she blows it at the end.
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Posted January 7, 2012
Sophie is still concieted, shallow, selfish and arrogant but she has fire in her which may be her only redeeming quality right now. Her perspective is shockingly intriquing despite her character flaws and inability empathize. I can't say I really like her character much more than I did before but I feel she has more potential to grow...her point of view is a great set up for some soul searching and, perhaps, a few apologies in Before I Wake. She needs to learn some humility instead of instantly thinking she's some kind of badass. The reason I liked this book so much is because I can see some potential depth evolving for Sophie's character and Luca is a very intriquing new addition. Can't wait to see whose side he's really on.
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Overview
Don't Close Your Eyes.
Sophie Cavanaugh is not going to let her freak of a cousin's strange psychiatric condition ruin high school for them both. Not after all the work she's put into cultivating the right look, and friends, and reputation. But then, Sophie sees something so frightening she lets out a blood-curdling scream—and finds herself stuck in a bizarre parallel world where nothing is safe and deadly creatures lurk just out of sight, waiting for her to close her eyes and sleep...forever.
Could this world be real? Or does insanity run in the family...?