Jane is seventeen years old and has a unique ability: she can watch other people's dreams. Unintentionally, though. Gift or curse? If you ask her, she will tell you the latter, and that's why she has been struggling for years to control this ability, to stop being trapped in strange dreams and terrifying nightmares (even though she sometimes enjoys it, as she discovers seven-sealed secrets), to live like a normal person. And as if that wasn't enough, she can't share her experiences with anyone because she's sure no one will believe her. Anyway, her mother is an unemployed woman, sinking in the despair of cheap alcohol, her father has been lost for a long time, and her daily life is a routine from school to the private clinic where she works on weekends. Fortunately, there's Campbell, her distant classmate, with whom she has a different kind of relationship that can't be compared to any she has had before. And his dreams. Dreams in which Jane is not just an observer, but also a participant. Dreams that don't trap her in their gloomy world, but set her free, make her feel strong. Even the ones that scare her, the ones that make her want to leave him and never see him again. So, gradually, from being trapped in everyone's nightmares, Jane becomes a dream catcher. But is she prepared for the horrifying things she will discover?

An original novel of supernatural phenomena written elliptically and directed in the manner of a nightmare that offers the reader moments of unparalleled intensity, awkwardness, and redemption in a dangerous game of conscious and unconscious.

- Nominated for the ALA Best Book for Young Adults
- Nominated for the Borders Original Voices
- Selected for the New Voices category by the Association of Booksellers for Children