Everything She Dreamed

About the book

Ashley Chapman is a kindergarten teacher with a good marriage, a quiet life in a small town, and a lifetime of nightmares she's learned to shrug off by breakfast. Until the week before her dream holiday, when she dreams of a wave crashing through her villa window. Illness keeps her home. Days later, a real tsunami tears through the exact resort where she should have been sleeping. It should be a coincidence. Then it happens again. And again. Each nightmare brings another disaster, closer to home, until the people Ashley loves begin appearing inside them. Her husband, Ben, wants a rational explanation. Her best friend, Priya, a sleep researcher, wants to run tests. But the answers Ashley needs aren't in a lab. They're buried in a childhood she can't remember - in three missing days when she was seven years old, and in a mother who has spent decades making sure she never asks the right questions. Because something has been inside Ashley all this time. And it's finally hungry enough to stop hiding. A supernatural suspense novel about the nightmares we bury, the people who stay when everything falls apart, and one woman's fight to stop the thing feeding on her fear.