Night Watcher

Your dreams are not private. Someone is watching from inside them.Jon works in a world built on locked doors, encrypted files, and secrets that ruin lives. He knows how surveillance works. He knows what it can do.Then images from his nightmares begin appearing on a phone he doesn't own.At first, they look like fragments of stress and exhaustion. A room he never entered. A face he shouldn't know. A body positioned like evidence. But the timestamps are real. The angles are impossible. And someone inside the government knows exactly what Jon has seen while he was asleep.A classified experiment called Somnus has learned how to harvest dreams, shape fear, and turn the sleeping mind into a weapon.Now Jon is being hunted through a maze of official denials, missing files, compromised allies, and victims who may never wake again. His wife no longer knows what to believe. His clearance is collapsing. The people who should protect him are closing ranks.And the deeper he goes, the clearer the truth becomes: Somnus doesn't just watch nightmares. It builds them.To expose the program, Jon will have to enter the one place no witness can safely return from: the hidden chamber where sleep becomes evidence, memory becomes leverage, and waking up may be the one thing they'll never allow.Night Watcher is a tense science-horror thriller about surveillance, sleep, government secrecy, and the terrifying possibility that the mind's last private room has already been breached.Perfect for readers who like: - Science-horror with a grounded conspiracy edge- Classified experiments and government cover-ups- Psychological suspense built around dreams and memory- A desperate protagonist trapped between paranoia and proof- Medical-tech horror without zombies, monsters, or cheap gore- A fast, unsettling thriller with a final stingSome doors are locked from the outside.Some are locked from within.And some only open when you fall asleep.