Alice has something that make her different from the other girls of her age. Some people may think of her as crazy. She's in love with a boy callaed Max. But Max lives only in her dreams. 
 Or so she belives. When her life starts in Boston, things will change. 
 I hate to say that but Dreamology disappointed me. At first I was quite sure to give it an average score, but day after day and thought after thought, I decided that this book doesn't deserve it. 
 The premises of the dreams, the difference between a dream-guy and a real-guy, sleep and vigil, were all interisting points of start for a book. Alice is also a bit clumsy protagonist - even if the authore could have worked a little bit more on her - and can also led the reader quite well inside the book. 
 So, actually there are all the premises for a good, but page after page, reaching the end, the lack of logic became quite clear. 
 If you're not really interested in the romance parts, or at least you're more concerned about the dreams, probably you will not enjoy that book so much, but if you're a lover of fluffy romance I may suggest this book for you. But if you're searching for a complex romance, well, then the answer is: no. 
 For a great part of the nove, the author success to drive the reader's attention to problems and reams, how they collied, how Max and Alice deal with both things in a mix of fears, weakness, hopes... 
 But when things starts to be dangerous to Max and Alice, they don't rush to save their mind and real world. They lost time in various way, giving space to an idiotici kind of romance that make Alice looks like a baby who cry beacuse she can't have what she wants and Max... he changes his opinions whenever he likes. 
 All the explenations about the dreams and the rem phase are clear at first, confusing in the end. There're no explantions how Max and Alice became bonded inside their dreams, why nobody arrested the one that made this - quite clear it's an illegal thing -, why this one made that - good reason needed - aand how everything comes to and end. 
 The author simply skip all of that, like: who cares, we have romance here. It's all dreamy, sweet, fluffy and few conflicts. Why you should care of logical explenations? 
 No! I need them. And that's why the book was completely ruined for me. Unfortunaly the authore choosed to do not take care of the details. 
 I really don't know if I will ever read another book written by Keatin. I enjoyed Dreamology as mush as I could, but it's still a quite unrefined book. 
 A cute book that could have been definitely better.