When she encounters a young man drowning himself in books, tucked into the corner at the Woodward County Library, kind-hearted Regan grows curious to know why he's there every day, and more important, she wants to know if he needs help. Not librarian help, but help with something entirely different as he looks rather unkempt with ratty clothes, matted hair, and he hardly looks up from his books. Whether he's homeless or struggles with mental or emotional issues, Regan hopes she can help him to find his way in the world again.

Incubus ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• The nighttime. A dozen of sleeping mortals lay in their beds, dreaming. Their imagination taking them to places unknown; they dream beautiful, happy dreams. Until I come to their sleeping forms and transform their lovely dreams into ones they dread even in their waking life. Incubus, the demon of the night. I am the monster that hides under your bed at night waiting for you to fall asleep so I can strike. I am one of the greatest fears and evil mankind has encountered.

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