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Stuff Dreams Are Made Of

Don Bruns
Oceanview Publishing (2008)
ISBN 9781933515168
Reviewed by Gina Holland for RebeccasReads (1/09)

If you read the book, “Stuff To Die For” then you must read “Stuff Dreams Are Made Of.”  The hilarious twosome of James Lessor and Skip Moore are back in this seriously funny novel. This is the second installment book in on Bruns's Moore or Less series. This time, the dynamic duo tries their luck at catering with their big white truck. They run across a Reverend, Preston Cashdollar, who tricks them into giving money instead of making it.  They are truly shocked by what they find themselves getting into and they realize they are in the middle of something really strange.

“Stuff Dreams Are Made Of” shows religious people being easily swayed into doing things they normally wouldn’t do. Bruns shows how easy it is for the Reverend to manipulate and use people’s beliefs and faith to take their money.

Don Bruns, has a wonderful sense of humor. I found this book to be very well written; it’s one of those books that you read and then can’t wait for the next one to come out. I didn’t want to stop reading it; t was that good! I applaud Mr. Bruns for writing this second novel and I certainly suggest that everyone go out, get this book and read it. I love authors who can mix murder and mayhem, but can add a touch of hilarity.

I definitely look forward to Mr. Bruns writing a continuing series of this crazy and funny detective team. I can’t imagine what else they could get into in the future. I give this one a thumb up! Way to go Mr. Bruns!

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