Ren: God's Little Monster (Book #2) (A Dream Traveler, #2)

by Sarah Noffke

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Ren is a traveler whose special abilities allow him to travel into the future and prevent great tragedies thus saving humankind. Not that the ingrates would notice. This story picks up not long after the events of book one. Ren is living with his girlfriend Dahlia and working as an agent for the Lucidites. Life is good until it isn’t. Health issues, new responsibilities on the home front that may just end his love life and a villain that has him completely perplexed. Eep!

This was positively addictive. I laughed, became caught up in the case and adore the new character introduced. The dynamics changed, and it introduced another side of Ren. Psst.. don’t tell the fool that. He tries so hard to feign disinterest in everyone but himself.

Tim Campbell is perfect as the narration. He is Ren and captures our charmingly narcissistic hero wonderfully. All the characters are flawed and yet I cannot help but find them charming in their own unique way.

At just around six hours the cases Ren tackles for the Lucidites and the overall arc development of the series are nicely paced and positively addictive. I cannot wait to dive into the next audio. This review was originally posted at Caffeinated Reviewer