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The Good: I found the storyline intriguing, particularly the scenes with Elfri and her Dream Zoo comics. I found myself rooting for her and the other Venture's Nest peeps. (Let's get those dream businesses funded!) I was in awe of the amount of attention Don paid to even the smallest detail, which made the story all the more believable.

The Bad: This book contains scenes that are shocking and could be triggering. (As other reviewers have already discussed this, I don't think I need to elaborate.)

Overall: Because it's a thriller, this book has terribly dark scenes that I found myself unprepared for. With that being said, the storytelling was incredible and I had a great appreciation for the unexpected funny moments. (Pun business names, anybody?)

Even though this book isn't for everyone, I loved it and would recommend it to fans of the thriller, horror, and mystery genres as I think they'll have the greatest appreciation for it. The Dream Virgin reads a lot like a movie or TV show (sorta like Stephen King's Rose Red mini-series), and that's basically how I read it (in three parts, rather than all at once).

No spoilers but the ending was so, so satisfying.


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The Dream Virgin A Ventures Nest Thriller Don Quine Books Reviews

I've never read a book quite like this. I really liked it once I could sort out the characters. It's a bit like watching a Guy Ritchie film; mentally overloading at first, but when the plot settles in it becomes a satisfyingly wild ride. It's not for the squeamish!
Don Quine has a great descriptive writing style that is easy to read as it plants mental images in your head. There is some extreme violence, sometimes excessive, that will turn off some readers, but I liked how Don used it to paint a picture of his "homicidal maniacs". It's a very "busy" book, but I think it's intended to kick off a series of sequels, and this one is used to introduce the major players. I look forward to the series; should be a good ride.
I met Don Quine at a book signing in New Mexico; he's a very intelligent man who's led an interesting life since becoming a child television actor in the 1960s. I very much enjoyed chatting with him, and wish him well.
I read The Dream Virgin at the request of the publisher, Saiga Books. Written by actor and author, Don Quine, The Dream Virgin is the first book of the new Ventures Nest Series. It takes a look at the growth of techies among today’s youth. It also takes a brief look at child abuse and human trafficking.

At age six, Elfri Fleming began drawing the characters of her dreams. During her teenage years, after realizing this helped her deal with her nightmares, she turned the drawings into comic book characters. Soon she was a comic book entrepreneur. She now teaches kids the power in what she calls “lucid dreaming”. Accompanied by her former-cop grandfather, Will, she travels the southwestern U.S. to public libraries in a converted school bus called the Dreamland Express.

Now, with a loyal following and a lucrative career, Elfri finds herself as a finalist in a talent competition at Ventures Nest. Winning the competition will provide funding to take her company to the next level and beyond. Unfortunately, Ventures Nest is located in a community with a dark side. Some of the goings-on are simply weird. Others are far more insidious.

I found The Dream Virgin to be deeply disturbing, but I recognize the importance of exposing evil in every way possible. This book does that. Unfortunately, the book needs editing. There is a huge number of mistakes which a good editor or proofreader should have caught before publication.

What Makes This Book Reviewer Grumpy?

• Incomplete sentences;
• some sentences that simply don’t make sense;
• confusing verbs such saw and seen, was and were;
• capitalization errors;
• verb tense disagreement;
• misspelled words.
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The Good I found the storyline intriguing, particularly the scenes with Elfri and her Dream Zoo comics. I found myself rooting for her and the other Venture's Nest peeps. (Let's get those dream businesses funded!) I was in awe of the amount of attention Don paid to even the smallest detail, which made the story all the more believable.

The Bad This book contains scenes that are shocking and could be triggering. (As other reviewers have already discussed this, I don't think I need to elaborate.)

Overall Because it's a thriller, this book has terribly dark scenes that I found myself unprepared for. With that being said, the storytelling was incredible and I had a great appreciation for the unexpected funny moments. (Pun business names, anybody?)

Even though this book isn't for everyone, I loved it and would recommend it to fans of the thriller, horror, and mystery genres as I think they'll have the greatest appreciation for it. The Dream Virgin reads a lot like a movie or TV show (sorta like Stephen King's Rose Red mini-series), and that's basically how I read it (in three parts, rather than all at once).

No spoilers but the ending was so, so satisfying.