Wake to Dream
Wake to Dream by Lily White, published by Melissa/Willis on October 12, 2016, is a psychological fiction novel that explores the complex interplay between dreams and reality. The story follows Alice Beaumont, who has struggled with sleep disorders since childhood, leading to terrifying dreams and episodes of paralysis. As Alice grapples with her nightly terrors, the stakes rise when her sister, Delilah, goes missing, prompting Alice to delve deeper into her dreams, which may hold the key to unraveling the mystery of her sister’s abduction.
In this edition, readers will find a narrative that intricately weaves elements of psychological tension and suspense. Alice’s journey takes her through a landscape filled with haunting visions, including a hooded woman and a mysterious man, as she seeks the truth behind her sister’s disappearance. The novel invites readers to accompany Alice on her perilous quest, where she must confront both her fears and the dark corners of her mind. With 462 pages, this edition presents a detailed exploration of the themes of fear, hallucination, and the search for truth, making it a thought-provoking read for those interested in psychological fiction.
Official synopsis Publisher
Alice Beaumont is running out of time… Plagued by sleep disorders since her childhood, Alice had grown accustomed to the nightly dreams that terrorized her. She woke up in strange places. She was paralyzed by fear and hallucinations. She screamed each night at unseen specters and evil faces. When her sister, Delilah, goes missing, Alice’s dreams take on new meaning. A link between reality and fantasy, Alice understands that her dreams hold the key to the mystery of her sister’s abduction. A hooded woman… A mysterious and dangerous man… And a doctor who is determined to help her fit together the broken pieces… Alice has no choice but to peer deep into the recesses of her mind to discover the clues that will lead her to truth. On a race to save her sister, Alice runs a dangerous maze between the nightmares that haunt her and the monster that waits for her when she finally wakes. *This title deals with disturbing themes that may be a trigger for sensitive readers.*
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