Do Not Sleep After Reading This: A Psychological Horror That Will Haunt Your Dreams – Sleep Is No Longer Safe

by Kezia PowerGirl

Do Not Sleep After Reading This
A Psychological Horror That Will Haunt Your Dreams – Sleep Is No Longer Safe

❝Have you ever had a dream that felt too real?❞

A dream where you feel watched. A dream where someone stands in the corner of your room, but you can’t see their face. A dream where you know something is waiting for you… but you must never turn around.

Her name is Lina.

No one knows where she came from. No one knows what she wants. But those who have seen her in their dreams… never truly wake up again.

This is not just a horror story. This is a warning. The deeper you read, the harder it is to escape. And if you fall asleep after this… don’t be surprised if Lina is already there, waiting for you.
Readers have reported strange dreams after reading this book. Will you be one of them?Download now. Read if you dare. But remember… DO NOT SLEEP AFTER READING THIS.

67 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 13, 2025

Reviews

[Peter Topside · Rating 3 out of 5]

I didn't have the best experience here. The effort by the author was clear, but, unfortunately, there was no focus. I read through unsure if every chapter was a completely different situation or somehow linked by something other than the antagonist, Lina. She was a bit a Freddy Krueger type of supernatural entity that put her victims through the psychological ringer. And there were some good uses of the horror elements and psychological aspects of the characters. However, as I stated earlier, there was no clear focus on anything besides getting snippets of these random people who fell victim to Lina. And that really just made this feel like a mish mosh of topics and characters that never necessarily had any direction or purpose. When writing psychological thrillers and horrors, I've noticed, over the years, that sometimes the authors put together these concepts that are only fully clear to themselves and not clearly put across to the readers. And this felt just like that. If this picked maybe a few select individuals to follow and fully fleshed each of them out, having some, even minor, connection to one another, supporting the overarching plot, it would have greatly improved the content and delivery. Or, as a secondary idea, keeping Lina in a first person POV throughout, instead of the current third person, could have also benefitted this entire experience. Just a lot of fine-tuning needed here.

[Heather · Rating 2 out of 5]

This was an okay read overall. The stories definitely had creepy moments, and a few of them gave me chills, but not all hit the mark. Some parts felt a bit predictable, while others were genuinely unsettling and fun to read late at night. It’s a decent collection for fans of short horror tales who want something quick and eerie, though it’s not the scariest thing I’ve read. Still, the title fits — you might think twice before turning out the lights afterward!

[Matt · Rating 3 out of 5]

Fun book to enter into spooky season! Very short so it’s an easy read. The author notes that they are not a professional which I think you can tell while reading but they do a good job of getting an eerie vibe across. If you’re a fan of horror and have watched VHS you will like this.
I’m obsessed with anything dream related and hope she puts out more creepy books!

[Amanda Lane · Rating 5 out of 5]

Short and sweet. Parts of it seemed repetitive but story was still good. My only thing is I feel this book should have been cheaper.