Böcker av William Blackwell

Saul Climer is a down-on-his-luck alcoholic. Dwindling finances, the isolation of country living, a souring romance, and a lurid love affair with the bottle all drive him into a pit of depression and reckless abandon. As he's dragged deeper into the black void of despair, he realizes his chilling nightmares are not only becoming more vivid, he's actually dream-teleporting and witnessing brutal murders.At the end of his rope mentally and physically, he learns he might be next on the killer's list and, panic-stricken, submerges himself even deeper into a steady stream of alcohol.Waging a war with internal and external demons, he discovers there's more to his precarious precipice than meets the eye: Voodoo spells, calculating killers, and possibly a government cover-up.Pitting human vulnerability against the courage it takes to risk life, limb, and heart, Black Dawn is a pulse-pounding journey that is both terrifying and uplifting.

Alienated from humanity, Oliver Gimble is a self-indulgent sloth who finds vicarious comfort in binge-watching horror movies and gorging on junk food. During sleep, he escapes into a meticulously constructed dream world where he discovers carnal delight with an enigmatic woman called Stella. His bizarre lifestyle begins to unravel when he meets Carmen Weathersby, a lonely woman, who in Oliver's mind's eye mysteriously transforms into Stella, the woman of his dreams. But soon Oliver realizes Stella is actually interfering with his new relationship and will go to any lengths, even murder, to possess him.When Carmen's elderly mother suffers a heart attack, fingers point to Stella. Suddenly, people close to Carmen start dying-brutally and inexplicably.Careening helplessly down into a cryptic and otherworldly realm somewhere between reality and perception, Carmen and Oliver struggle to try and solve the macabre mystery before it's too late. A multi-layered, horrifying journey of self-discovery, In Your Dreams examines the powerful and shocking connections between our conscious and subconscious worlds-boldly questioning the very nature of reality.