Sleep No More

Sleep No More by Susan Crandall, published by Grand Central Publishing in 2010, is a 400-page work of fiction that intertwines elements of romance and suspense. The story centers on Abby Whitman, who has long struggled with the consequences of her childhood sleepwalking, which led to a tragic incident that scarred her sister. As Abby begins to experience blackouts again, she finds herself embroiled in a car accident that results in the death of a prominent family’s son, leaving her grappling with guilt and uncertainty amidst mysterious threats.

Readers will follow Abby’s journey as she seeks help from psychiatrist Dr. Jason Coble, who becomes intrigued by her troubled past and offers to guide her through the complexities of her mind. As their professional relationship deepens into a passionate connection, Abby must confront her fears and the secrets that haunt her. The narrative explores themes of guilt, trust, and the search for love against a backdrop of suspense that threatens to unravel their lives in a Southern town.