What She Said in Her Sleep
A Psychological Thriller About a Sleep Lab and a Missing Sister

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.
Lindsey Pruitt spends her nights watching other people sleep. A registered sleep technologist in a small Ohio River town, she works nights at the Carrick Regional sleep lab, where she knows every flicker of a brain wave and every sound a body makes when it believes no one is listening.

Eighteen months ago, her younger sister, Kendra, vanished on a rainy April night. Her car was found at the boat ramp below the lock and dam. One shoe lay at the water's edge. No body was ever found. Her husband was cleared. Her mother has never stopped searching.

Then a new patient settles into Room Two for a routine study and, in the small hours, begins to talk in her sleep. She talks about rain. About windshield wipers left running. About a phone lighting up on a car seat, and a nickname only one person ever used for Lindsey.

Details that never reached the newspapers. Details no stranger should know. And every word is being recorded.

As the river rises, a local podcast stirs up old rumors and a detective reopens the case. A hearing is set to declare Kendra legally dead. Lindsey has a secret of her own, and the more she listens, the harder it becomes to keep it.

A slow-burn psychological thriller and missing woman mystery with a small-town family at its center, and a twist you won't see coming.