Mister Impossible (The Dreamer Trilogy #2)

Let me preface by mentioning: this review is going to be a very passionate mess. Miss Stiefvater did not come to play—yet play with my emotions she sure did. “Your Boyfriend Called, He Thinks You’ve Joined a Cult, Please Advise.” I tremble before middle books in trilogies. They tend to be the “I-w......more

3.5 After not being the biggest “Call Down The Hawk” fan, I was a little sceptical about continuing this series. Stiefvater’s legendary writing and wit propped up a book that contained what I felt had no plot and little characterisation. What’s nice about Mister Impossible is that it’s (a) another Ma......more

I have an enemy on the loose. You see, my favorite YA series ended, and then it got a spinoff, like a beautiful wonderful gift from the gods specifically designed to help me, personally, avoid the worst part of life: endings. And the spinoff, sure, followed my least favorite characters and had an awf......more

Mister Impossible takes place after the events of Call Down the Hawk, where Ronan and Hennessy, along with the mysterious Bryde, escape the clutches of the Moderators. As they tap deeper into the power of the ley lines in order to make Dreamers stronger, the lines blur and it becomes more and more d......more

ok. what the fuck this was great, don't get me wrong. definitely five stars. but WHAT!!!!! i have so many feelings. i keep sitting down to write an actual review but my brain is just !!!!!!!!!! need more time to process. and maybe a reread.......more