House of Dreams by Mark Stibbe

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @markstibbe @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #Freereview #Gifted #LBTCrew for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. House of Dreams of magical / fantasy genre that great for Halloween and the dark nights. The story about Tony is dream therapist but he has not dreamed in years. Tony buys a property and discovers it belonged to a Queen. This story will open up your imagination and I enjoyed following the story about Tony and his dreams. House of Dreams is beautifully written and opens you up to dreams. Dreams fascinate be anyway and this book has just increased my fascination and knowledge more. I enjoyed the story Immensely. House of dreams is at reasonable pace and great plot . 4 stars. Blurb This was a house with only two storeys, but it told many tales. Tony Lawson is a world-famous dream therapist, but he hasn’t dreamed in years, and he needs more therapy than he can give. On the day his divorce is finalised, he is driving past a village when he sees a large old house for sale. Walking through the gates, he is captivated by its history and mystery. That night, he starts dreaming again. Drawn by its magic, Tony buys the property and discovers it once belonged to Queen Catherine Parr. As the house tells more and more of its story in Tony’s dreams, Tony is led by both the living and the dead to a startling and seismic discovery – one that will transform both the house of his soul and the soul of his house. House of Dreams is a magical tale about a 500-year-old Tudor house - its ghosts, its traumas, its treasures, and its secrets. After reading it, you will never see houses in the same way again.

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