To to honest, this book wasn't on any to read shelves. I stumbled on this book while browsing titles at my library, so I wasn't sure what to expect. It turned out to be an OK read. I like the spin of Trinity's abilities. 
 The writing was decent. I wasn't fond of how the story starts though. I felt as if I was jumping to the 3rd or 4th chapter. AND-it was confusing. Through out the story I had to keep going back to re read certain parts. I didn't know which way was up or down, real or vision or dream, which was frustrating, but... GOOD at the same time. I was just as confused as Trinity, and I think that pushed me to continue, so I could figure out what in the blazes was going on. 
 We also get to see Trinity discover her background. Her parents had died when she was young and she didn't know much about them. She was determined to know anything. My only issue with this; the two didn't flow together. While running around town talking to people in her mothers past, I completely forgot about Jessica. (And to be honest, I thought figuring out her past and family history was a little more interesting then what was happening with Jessica). 
 I felt the romance was off too. Trinity already had feelings for him going into the story, so I didn't feel that connection that I normally would have, had we seen the first meeting between them and all that. Or even got to know him before he jumped in as a love interest. And at times, his actions were creepy. 
 All in all, it was OK. I'm going on to read the rest of the series.