DALE BROWN’S DREAMLAND: Book 1 Paperback – 24 Dec. 2010

Well up to usual standard.

I READ IT IN 1 DAY - IF YOU ENJOY BOOKS BY HIM YOU WILL ENJOY THIS AS WELL.RECAMEND FOR THOSE WHO ENJOY MILLITARY SUSPENCE & AS WELL AS SCI FI.

like most books by Dale Brown a good story, well written and it is diffacult to put down, be prepared to loosa some sleep as you come to the end of the book

No problems

Dale Brown and Jim DeFlice collaborate on a new novel based around the top secret US test base - Dreamland. Introduced to new characters, a reader gets a sense of diversity from the old with the nostalgic twinge of familiar people (the angst ridden pilot, the maverick, the beautiful scientist, the one woman battle against the male dominated environment). Good characters and all easily identifiable. Then the surprise comes in -old names and faces appear here and there giving the continuing feel for the whole series a boost. Anyway, the book follows the events at Dreamland after the James Spy Scandal, closure threats et al. A conflict involving Iran, Somalia and the rest of the usual Islamic suspects ensues and the top secret test weapons, planes and crew are sent to aid and assist. Overall a good read, not in Browns ferocious sense or style but at about 85% pace. Enjoyable read and hopefully more to come from the duo.

I've read several of Dale Brown's book, and this author doesn't disappoint. By crafting unique characters and exciting plot, you will be taken on a action packed adventure.

ok

This book defines most of the basics, which the later Dreamland stories build on. Dale Brown develops an interresting storyline, an afro/middle eastern conflict errupting and US high-tech weapons (fresh from the drawing board, not fully developed, not tested, but who cares ......) being sent there and used successfully. That's the part I don't like: It simply is absolutely unrealistc. Dale Brown always seems to jump from a currently possible political setting straight into 'Star Trek'-Type Science Fiction. Apart from this aspect, it is a great story; keeps you nailed to the pages.

If your a fan of dale brown you will not be disappointed. Edge of your seat military thriller

One of a sereies that continues to carry a singular thread storyline. Intriguing at times, standard at other times. Enjoyable but somewhat run of the mill.