Sleepless

Sleepless


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“One of the most remarkable prose stylists to emerge from the noir tradition in this century.”

Stephen King, #1 New York Times bestselling author


A Publishers Weekly Best Audiobook for the Year in Fiction

A Crime Reads Pick of Books Set during Plagues, Contagions, and Outbreaks

Every day, more and more people have been found to have contracted the illness. It reveals itself gradually, inhibiting sleep, eating away at one’s mind, birthing panic and confusion, until the final few months before death known as the suffering. The epidemic has swept the globe, and now infects one in ten people.

Straight-arrow cop Parker T. Haas is working undercover as a dealer in the black-market trade of Dreamer, the only known drug that offers relief for the sleepless. The drug is in small supply and impossibly high demand, and in his darker moments, Park admits to himself that his interest in it goes beyond the professional. His own wife, Rose, has been sleepless for months, and they haven’t yet found the courage to find out if their infant daughter is also sick. Though the stress at work and at home are weighing on him, Park presses on, feeling like he’s on the cusp of learning something crucial about the disease.

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  1. Kai
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    Different and yet possible future

    This is a great book, the narration is great, many characters to enjoy a post-apocalyptic future with, and yet it is an almost possible future. I hope it stays sci-fi but an intricate and enjoyable story nonetheless