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- Titolo
- Where It Gets In
- Autore
- Brian Wayne Hand
- Editore
- Independently Published
- Anno di pubblicazione
- 2026
- Condizione
- New
- Rilegatura
- PAP
- Lingua
- inglese
- ISBN 13
- 9798255614677
- Peso dell'articolo
- 181 grammi
Where It Gets In
Two quiet horrors. Two ordinary lives. Two things that should never have been uncovered.
In Dream Repair, LLC, a man with a strange, lifelong ability offers to remove people’s nightmares for a small fee. His clients sleep peacefully again, but nightmares don’t disappear. They move. And when a Phoenix psychologist begins noticing identical dreams spreading among her patients, she follows the trail back to the one man who understands exactly what he’s doing.
In Mites, a newly divorced biology teacher moves into a cheap apartment with a problem no inspection can explain. The scratching in the walls is only the beginning. As the nights pass, something in the building begins taking pieces of him, small at first, then larger, and Danny Hicks realizes the real danger isn’t what’s living behind the plaster, but what he’s losing every time he sleeps.
Two unsettling tales of memory, sleep, and the unseen systems that feed on what we fear most.
© Zombie Media
Two quiet horrors. Two ordinary lives. Two things that should never have been uncovered.
In Dream Repair, LLC, a man with a strange, lifelong ability offers to remove people’s nightmares for a small fee. His clients sleep peacefully again, but nightmares don’t disappear. They move. And when a Phoenix psychologist begins noticing identical dreams spreading among her patients, she follows the trail back to the one man who understands exactly what he’s doing.
In Mites, a newly divorced biology teacher moves into a cheap apartment with a problem no inspection can explain. The scratching in the walls is only the beginning. As the nights pass, something in the building begins taking pieces of him, small at first, then larger, and Danny Hicks realizes the real danger isn’t what’s living behind the plaster, but what he’s losing every time he sleeps.
Two unsettling tales of memory, sleep, and the unseen systems that feed on what we fear most.
© Zombie Media
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