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Dale Brown's Dreamland: Nerve Center

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I am an avid Dale Brown fan. I was excited to read Dreamland Nerve center. I was quite disappointed. I am not sure how much input Mr. Brown had on this project but it would be better if he took his name off of it. It was stale, predicatble and very cheesy. I think the characters are good but the only person who would actually enjoy reading this is a female highschool wall flower. It should be displayed in the cheap romance novel catagory. The next book in the Dreamland series can be nothing but better than this one. I will give Dreamland another chance because I like Mr. Brown. But, that being said, I can only take so much cheap romance.

Great second installment in the series. Brown revisits ANTARES, the mind/machine interface (see Cheetah) with some new twists.

Dale Brown is a much better solo writer. In Nerve Center there are too many characters each with too many names. Very confusing at times & the story is broken up into too many short chapters. I'm hoping the next two Dreamland books are better organized & more fun to read. I've read all of Dale Brown's other books. Thanks.

This book is yet another excellent read from Dale Brown. This book has you revisiting the ANTARES technology (see Day of the Cheetah) but with a slightly different twist to it. However, the stress on one of the subjects proves to be too much, he dissapears, and his armed with one of the worlds most powerful weapons...

If you are a fan of the Dreamland series or other Dale Brown books, this is a must have, if you are just looking at the Dreamland series or other Dale Brown books for the first time, this is an excellent read if you are in either position. Highly recomended read!