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Is She Dead in Your Dreams?

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After the tragic death of his wife, Orwell Griffiths and his daughter Shelley move into a run-down cottage in the Cambridgeshire Fens. Is he losing his mind, or is he being terrorized by evil spirits feeding off of his pain? When Shelley goes missing, Orwell fears he might have his answer. Can he unravel the mysteries surrounding the cottage and save Shelley, or will he lose everything?

228 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 5, 2020

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Benjamin Langley

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6,096 reviews46 followers
March 10, 2020
Death is hard for children to manage. The death of a parent is uniquely isolating. Other children sometimes react as though mortality is contagious

Shelley faces other horrors. She faces echoes of darkness in a place where the horrible death of her mother loops without end, and evil feeds on the darkness, fear and pain

Intense horror and psychological thriller

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4 reviews
June 23, 2020
It is uncommon for a horror to have a satisfying finale yet Langley provides gratifying and unexpected endings every time. Is She Dead In Your Dreams plays into the fables and mysteries of the fens with spine chilling description which genuinely left me a little afraid to close my eyes at night. It is not only a tale of gruesome horror but also of loss and guilt. The deep emotions felt by Orwell and Shelley are raw and heavy; it’s an accurate portrayal of a grieving father and daughter. I recommend this page turner highly and look forward to what’s coming next from the author!
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6 reviews1 follower
March 11, 2020
This book is perfect for those that want to get into something Steven King-esque, but want things to happen a little faster than King’s drawn-out novels. This book was set at the perfect pace for me. It kept me wanting to read, but I didn’t fly through it so fast that I was disappointed it didn’t last longer. It is chilling, thrilling, and captivating.
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