
A mother's desperate search for her kidnapped son unravels dark secrets while insomnia blurs reality. With over 267,000 ratings and praised as "ridiculously hard to put down," this psychological thriller explores the terrifying question: can we trust our own memories when we never sleep?
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Isabelle Drake hasn't slept in 364 days-not since her two-year-old son Mason vanished from his crib without a trace. For nearly nine thousand hours, she's existed in a hazy state, sustained by a dangerous cocktail of caffeine, eye drops, and ineffective sleeping pills. Standing before three thousand people at TrueCrimeCon, she introduces herself with the stark truth that has become her identity: "My name is Isabelle Drake, and my son, Mason, was kidnapped one year ago. His case is still unsolved." The audience hangs on her every word, consuming her tragedy like entertainment-a fact that both disgusts and motivates her. This is her life now-reliving her trauma publicly while privately obsessing over every microscopic detail of Mason's disappearance. She remembers everything about that night: his pale blue dinosaur pajamas, the slight squeak of his bedroom door, the empty silence that greeted her morning check. The baby monitor showed no interference, the security system remained armed, and Mason's favorite stuffed giraffe still lay on his pillow-as if he had simply vanished into thin air. The night Mason disappeared started like any other evening. Isabelle put him to bed at seven, following their usual routine-bath time, dinosaur pajamas, and his favorite bedtime story. She made sure his beloved night-light cast its familiar blue glow across the room, adjusted his covers one last time, and quietly closed his door. At eleven, during her final check before bed, Mason was sleeping peacefully. The next morning stretched endlessly as Isabelle busied herself with breakfast preparation, assuming Mason was sleeping late. It wasn't until 8am that mounting anxiety drove her to check his room-eight crucial hours lost while their son was missing.
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Creado por exalumnos de la Universidad de Columbia en San Francisco
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Creado por exalumnos de la Universidad de Columbia en San Francisco

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