Sleepless

Sleepless
$15.99
Thomas Fahy brings a wonderfully suspenseful and haunting edge to the story of a group of teens who after a dark and even bizarre trip to New Orleans find themselves having nightmares and their schoolmates dropping dead liek flies. Even worse, the kids' nightmares are becomign reality in the way the schoolmates die. The mystery and the race to save a life gets the kids to investigate the strange happenings on their own puts them in more danger.



Fahy masterfully brings a horror aspect to his story but doesn't fail to touch on a romance. Sadly, it could have used a little bit more of it since it left the reader a bit dry in the middle. But overall, Fahy does a good job with blending horror, suspense and intrigue in a story that is sure to appeal to both girl and guys and fans of creepy-on-the-edge-of-your-seat-can't-read-at-night scary. It's short and fast read but not for the faint of heart.

Sleepless
$17.98

I bought this album when it came out in 2002. I liked it, but at the time I was listening to so many new albums, this sort of got lost in the shuffle. I just found it as of late, and am quite impressed. This ain't no classic era J. Geils record, but it may be one of the best albums Peter Wolf has ever done. Even if you don't dig that Geils band sound. This is more of a folky, country blues feel.
It's a mellow somber album. The single NOTHING BUT THE WHEEL hit me immediately back when I first heard it on the radio. Mick Jagger does backing vocals on this track and it sounds great!
Peter Wolf sort of drops his old woooooaaaaaahaaatcha type of attitude, and comes off as a dude thats been travelling too long, but has some fond memories to share. Truly a heartfelt album by Wolf, who has really proven that he could write great songs even after the seventies were over. It's too bad I haven't seen another record out of him since. Dig this one out or seek it out, you'll be pleased.

Sleepless: A Novel
$25.00
From bestselling author Charlie Huston comes a novel about the fears that find us all during dark times and the courage and sacrifice that can save us in the face of unimaginable odds. Gripping, unnerving, exhilarating, and haunting, Sleepless is well worth staying up for.

What former philosophy student Parker Hass wanted was a better world. A world both just and safe for his wife and infant daughter. So he joined the LAPD and tried to make it that way. But the world changed. Struck by waves of chaos carried in on a tide of insomnia. A plague of sleeplessness.

Park can sleep, but he is wide awake. And as much as he wishes he was dreaming, his eyes are open. He has no choice but to see it all. That's his job. Working undercover as a drug dealer in a Los Angeles ruled in equal parts by martial law and insurgency, he's tasked with cutting off illegal trade in Dreamer, the only drug that can give the infected what they most crave: sleep.

After a year of lost leads and false trails, Park stumbles into the perilous shadows cast by the pharmaceuticals giant behind Dreamer. Somewhere in those shadows, at the nexus of disease and drugs and money, a secret is hiding. Drawn into the inner circle of a tech guru with a warped agenda and a special use for the sleepless themselves, Park thinks he knows what that secret might be.
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To know for certain, he will have to go deeper into the restless world. His wife has become sleepless, and their daughter may soon share the same fate. For them, he will risk what they need most from him: his belief that justice
must be served. Unknown to him, his choice ties all of their futures to the singularly deadly nature of an aging mercenary who stalks Park.

The deeper Park stumbles through the dark, the more he is convinced that it is obscuring the real world. Bring enough light and the shadows will retreat. Bring enough light and everyone will see themselves again. Bring enough light and he will find his way to the safe corner, the harbor he's promised his family. Whatever the cost to himself.

It is July 2010.

The future is coming.

Open your eyes.

Sleepless in Seattle (10th Anniversary Edition)
$14.94
Loved this movie. It is touching, great storyline, and I liked all the characters. I think that Hanks and Ryan together are great anytime! They just seem to have chemistry on screen! This is a cute family type movie too and all will be able to enjoy it and the ending is really nice!