Aggie Caulborn has lived in the shadow of her beautiful older sister her entire life, but she never complained. After all, the two were the best of friends. They went everywhere together, did everything together, practically shared a mind. So when her sister mysteriously perishes one summer while visiting their father in a tiny town up north, she isn't entirely sure what to do with her life. Years later, she thinks returning to the town of her sister's death will bring her closer, but instead it only prompts more questions. As more and more secrets about her sister surface, Aggie begins to wonder if her death was an accident at all.

All your dreams will come to life. So will all your nightmares. ― After narrowly surviving the car crash that killed his best friend, Andrew King is left to grapple with his loss and nurse a traumatic brain injury. With his injury comes a crippling sleep disorder, and sick of the restless nights and fatigued days, Andrew joins a clinical study to correct it as one of four subjects. The promise of returning to normalcy is lost as his dreams begin to take harrowing turns, prophetic in nature and vivid enough to be confused with waking life. Andrew bands with the other subjects, and they learn that the study has left them with the ability to live versions of the future in their dreams. Together they embark on a journey to find the forces behind their newfound abilities, only to quickly discover that some doors are best left unopened.

The story centers around a teen boy in a small town of Crow hills, who wakes up without remembering anything and was at the scene of the murders of two people. But When dead bodies starts pilling up with no tangible suspect, the police realized they may be dealing with a serial killer...... And Terrance James realized he may be the murderer due to his constant blacked out and always waking up at the crime scene..... Join Terrance on his journey in solving this puzzle and catching the real killer NOTE: This is a first draft and unedited with lot of tense mistake and typo error. So read at your own risk