Library? Bad boy working at library? Strange dreams? I had to give this book a try and I tried to enjoy it. I promise, I did! But I could not get into it. It starts off ok. The library life felt believable, the relationships between the girls felt believable. Sadly, that's where the believability of this story ended. 
 I think the main issue for me was pacing. There's instalove with even less build up than normal. The juxtaposition of Gabriel's stories/dreams didn't help me get to know his character at all. We hardly get to know Christine at all before her life gets consumed by Gabriel. There's definitely a unique idea and format here, but the relationship development felt unnatural and rushed to get us to the strangeness of the stories/dreams quicker. I wish it would have taken the time to build the characters, to make me care about Gabriel and his strange dreams. Mostly, I really wanted Gabriel to seek out a mental health professional because his angst read more like major depression to me. 
 Not sure if this is a spoiler per say, but it does have to do with the twist of this book so be warned.(view spoiler)[The science fiction twist at the end kind of threw me for a loop. I assumed I was reading a paranormal novel up until then. (hide spoiler)] 
 This is the first book in a series and it has the possibility to be an interesting one from the books blurb, but sadly, it just wasn't my cup of tea. (view spoiler)[Oh and there's also a set up for a love triangle, which I'm pretty burnt out on too. (hide spoiler)] 
 Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the ARC.