Well, someone once said; "a conspiracy theory is a beautiful thing." It wasn't me, though. But I do believe that the way E. Nail brings together in this book some of the familiar, and some of the more obscure conspiracy ideas is a beautiful thing. Why, you ask (maybe). Because it's a dot-to-dot of evil conspiracies, and actual history, all woven within the fictional story. All of which outlines a nicely thought out picture. This is a book that not only draws the reader in to a fantastical whirlpool of the character's conflicts, but also lures said reader with many threads to follow, and learn more about some of the spools used, that gave the author inspiration to spin the story. It's a book that anyone from age 13 to 130 could enjoy - that is, if they want to live in a world where they can dream, or enjoy the dreams of others.