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The House of Sleep
Paperback
Series: The Munkurian Files, Book 1
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: May 2 2025
Pages: 166
Weight: 0.37
Height: 0.38 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
If you could choose, would you live a lifetime of perfect happiness, knowing that none of it was real?
Carl can't remember when it all started - maybe it was the monotonous hum of his dead-end job, or the pain of something missing that he couldn't quite identify. But when a mysterious phone call leads him to the fog-shrouded town of Merriton, he finds more than strange inhabitants and vaguely visible symbols. He finds sleep... spreading like a disease.
They say we all dream. They say never wake a dreamer.
What begins as a search for answers becomes a waking nightmare: ancient wars whispered by shadows, memory thieves in moonlit alleys, doors leading to forgotten minds. At the center of it all is a woman named Rhea. Carl must navigate a collapsing reality, torn between illusion and truth, love and distance, for something is feeding in Merriton.
A surreal and haunting descent into the subconscious, The House of Sleep is a mind-bending psychological thriller that will make you question: if you could live a perfect lie, would you have the courage to choose the painful truth?
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