I will kill you in my dream

Angie Wade presents a psychological horror narrative centered on Helena, a teenager seeking normalcy amidst social isolation. The plot follows her descent into terror as local bullies target her, triggering a supernatural ability that manifests within her sleep. This power allows her nightmares to become lethal events in the waking world, creating a dangerous blur between reality and imagination. The story examines the consequences of unchecked fear and the loss of personal agency when one’s inner darkness spills outward. Wade constructs a tense atmosphere where the protagonist must confront an internal malevolence that threatens to destroy her relationships and stability. The narrative focuses on Helena’s struggle to maintain control as her dreams actively harm those around her, raising questions about identity and responsibility. This work appeals to readers who enjoy character-driven supernatural thrillers with a focus on psychological tension rather than gore. It may not suit those preferring traditional monster hunts or clear-cut good versus evil dynamics, as the horror stems from within the protagonist herself. The book offers a compact exploration of adolescent angst amplified by supernatural elements, providing a steady, unsettling read for fans of contemporary dark fiction who appreciate internal conflict over external action.