BOOK REVIEW: No Sleep Till Wonderland

Narcoleptic dream warrior Mark Genevich is back, and he don't wanna dream no more.

Review by: Joshua Chaplinsky
'No Sleep Till Wonderland' by Paul Tremblay

Mark Genevich is a PI with a past. A past chronicled in a previous book, which I have not read.  Entering his world for the first time, I wondered- would it be a smooth transition? Or would I be left disoriented and confused, like our protagonist after a hypnagogic episode? Despite a nice recap of past exploits for the newcomers, allusions to Mark's personal history are vague. Almost as if an important piece of information were missing. Fortunately, as the mystery unfurls- the mystery of who Mark is, not just the machinations of the plot- all pertinent questions are answered.  

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