I received this book for free from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. 
 The idea of dream travel is always fun. Escaping into your dreams and living an alternate reality? Sounds like a great premise for a book. Dream travel, top secret agents, and danger. Sounds great. So where did this book go off the deep end for me? 
 Basically from the second Gabriel and Christine met in the first few pages. 
 They look at each other. Both think that the other has amazing, electrifying eyes. They are officially in love. Yep, that's intsa-love alright. 
 That would be enough to drop the rating down to about three stars, but the narration also really, really annoyed me. It was a switching narration between Gabriel and Christine, but it was so obvious that the author was a female. Gabriel just does not sound male to me. At all. I also kept getting the narrator confused in the chapters and had to look back to the chapter and see whose name was there. Not a good sign. 
 Thirdly, Gabriel was angsty. I have nothign against angst. All teens have at least a bit of it. But Gabriel's angst went up and beyond, and he was just stupid. I just wanted to yell at him. 
 I could go on and say that Christine annoyed me by being illogical, by dumping her friends of many years for a guy she just met, and more, but I don't really want to. 
 If you like romance, don't need a plot to make complete logical sense, and enjoy reading about angst, then you might like this book. For me, though, it did very little.