The Rule of Mirrors

Vault of Dreamers, Book 2

By: Caragh M. O'Brien

Narrated by: Emily Woo Zeller

The entire country was watching when Rosie Sinclair was expelled from Forge, the prestigious arts school that doubles as a reality TV show. But few know how Dean Berg was mining students' dreams in laboratories deep below the school. And no one, least of all the dean himself, knows that when Rosie's dreams were seeded into the mind of another patient, Rosie's consciousness woke up in that body - a girl far from Forge, a girl with a completely different life from Rosie, a girl who is pregnant.

Told from alternating points of view between Rosie as she makes sense of her new identity and the shattered subconscious that still exists in her old body, The Rule of Mirrors will keep listeners on the edges of their seats and leave them hungry for more.

©2016 Caragh M. O’Brien (P)2016 Tantor

Critic reviews

"[T]here's plenty of intrigue and - as the whole dream operation is explored - a solid sense of building tension." ( Kirkus)

Philosophical

This is an amazing book and an amazing series. I really enjoyed it. Be ready for an adventure into the mind and soul in this chapter of Rosie's strange and crazy life.

Can't wait for the third book!

This was so action packed. I was always on the edge of my seat! Ending was bittersweet.

Fun and fascinating

This book continues to highlight the author's creativity. The book gives the concept of a split personality new meaning and does it with great impact. It's proving to be a fun and fascinating series.

Thank Heavens the last book comes in 3 days

I found this series after searching for books similar to the Hunger games. In my opinion this is even better. It made me actually loose my breath several times, I also think I made a record saying “Say again ?” to people because I was so deeply involved in the series. Some binge Netflix, I binged these two books like a kitten. I look forward to the next one, but I know I will have a book-hangover once it is done. It’s thrilling in a horrible way because with all of the research being done and our obsession with reality tv I kept thinking it could happen in some form in the future. May it never be so.

Just as good as the 1st book, if not better!

This is one of those premises that freak you out when you think, "Could this really happen?"
The ending is gripping. And brings you back full circle to book #1 when head honcho said "Someone is ALWAYS watching" FREAKY!!!
Onto book #3 & the conclusion of a very unique & kinda scary plot. I really hope this sort of technology is not something we have to look forward to!