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into the fever: journeys through dreams and night terrors: into the fever
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 2 2026
Pages: 352
Weight: 1.04
Height: 0.73 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
In the grip of a relentless fever, reality begins to peel away.
When a ordinary fever strikes, Alex expects nothing more than sweat-soaked sheets and restless nights. Instead, he wakes to find a staircase spiraling into darkness at the foot of his bed - a staircase that shouldn't exist.
What follows is a descent into a world where walls breathe, furniture hungers, and every shadow might be watching. As the fever intensifies, the boundary between dream and waking life dissolves. Hallucinations bleed into reality. Familiar faces twist into something ancient and wrong. Alex begins to question everything: his memories, his sanity, and whether the fever is a symptom... or the doorway to something that has always been waiting.
Into the Fever is a chilling psychological horror novel that blurs the line between psychosis and the supernatural. With fever dreams that feel unnervingly real, shifting architecture that defies logic, and an ever-present dread that something ancient is wearing your own skin, this book will leave you questioning your own shadow long after the final page.
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