Sleep Donation

Sleep Donation depicts a near-future world ravaged by lethal insomnia, where the Slumber Corps recruits healthy dreamers to donate their rest. The narrative centers on Trish Edgewater, who works for the Slumber Corps, an organization founded by the wealthy Storch brothers to combat the crisis of sleeplessness. Her role involves recruiting healthy dreamers to donate their rest to those suffering from total inability to sleep. The plot intensifies when Trish encounters Baby A, identified as the first universal sleep donor, and Donor Y, whose nightmares carry a terrifying infectious quality that threatens the entire supply of donated sleep. Through these interactions, Trish begins to question her loyalty to the organization and examines her own motivations, particularly in light of her deceased sister Dori, who was among the early victims of the plague. The story explores the ethical boundaries of charity and the physical toll of such a desperate global health emergency. This book suits readers who enjoy dystopian fiction that blends supernatural elements with social commentary on healthcare and corporate power. It may not appeal to those seeking traditional horror monsters or fast-paced action thrillers, as it focuses more on psychological tension and world-building than on jump scares or combat.