Sleep No More

When a string of brutal murders erupts in the wake of a high-profile disappearance, investigator Maggie O’Dell is pulled into a case that feels less like random violence and more like a carefully staged message. As clues surface—some pointing to a shadowy past and others to a present-day conspiracy—Maggie finds herself racing against time while the stakes rise for everyone connected to the victims. The closer she gets to the truth, the more the case begins to resemble a pattern designed to control, isolate, and ultimately silence those who come too near. Iris Johansen’s Sleep No More blends psychological tension with a relentless investigative pace as Maggie confronts both external threats and the internal cost of obsession. Each breakthrough reveals new layers of motive, including the possibility that the killer is not only targeting people, but also manipulating the investigation itself. With danger closing in and trust becoming harder to earn, Maggie must piece together the real story behind the disappearances before the next act of violence turns personal—and final. As the investigation narrows, Maggie and her allies uncover a chilling network of secrets that stretches beyond the crime scene. The final confrontation forces her to confront what she’s been avoiding: that the “sleep” the title suggests isn’t rest at all, but a strategy—one that has already claimed too many lives. In the end, the truth demands more than courage; it requires Maggie to outthink a predator who has planned for every delay, every misstep, and every moment of doubt.

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