Well, I didn't think it would happen, but it finally did. There is a Brazen title that I don't love, that I don't even like. That, my friends, would have to be this book, Dream Nights with the CEO. Of all the cheesiest, pointless, and unbelievable books out there, this one definitely takes the cake. You know I am a serious Brazen fan, but this one just doesn't even feel like a Brazen book. 
 When I read the title, I thought it would be the girl's and her boss having wonderful, passionate nights together because they're secretly attracted to each other. What I got instead, was a whole lot of lame, choppy comic book-esque dream sequences that made absolutely no sense that stemmed from a paranormal aspect of the book that completely felt out of place in an otherwise contemporary setting. The dream sequences kept jumping from one thing to another, it was really annoying and even those moments where the author wanted you to feel the heat and passion between these two character, fell flat to me. 
 Maybe you'd think that the characters could save this book? Not really. Yes, their attraction and relationship was believable because they spent so much time together and really clicked personality-wise, but I didn't feel anything for them. There was just too much interaction with them in their ridiculous dream sequences and not enough in the real world, I didn't care for them as a couple. Not to mention the whole story arc with Megan's family was a total bore and, really, was annoying at best. 
 If you're into underdeveloped paranormal with cheesy love scenes, then this may be the book for you. But if you want a book with substance, romance, passion, and a even moderately decent plot; then you won't find that in this book. The only postive thing I can say about this book was that it was a quick read. But, given the fact that it was due to his choppiness and lack of an actual interesting plot, that's not saying much. If this is the only Brazen you don't read, don't worry because you're not missing anything!