A solid 4 star audiobook. Good story, kept me interested to the end.
Hard to believe it was the first book she's written!
Lovely bit of narration by Helen Keeley too - really nice job.

Sleeplessness has become an epidemic in our world. The more you crave it, the less you seem to be able to get. Thea hasn’t slept more than a few hours a night for as long as she can remember, so when she hears about a sleep trial clinic, she’s eager to sign up. The clinic has some odd rules, Thea isn’t allowed to have her cell phone or even leave her room without permission, but she’s finally sleeping, better than she has in years. Isn’t that enough to make her ignore any misgivings that she may have about the sleep trial’s odd rules? Why can’t she even have her shoes? It turns out that being an insomniac may not be the worst thing that can happen to a person, as Thea is about to discover

A good book can become a great audiobook with the right narrator and this is a great book that became exceptional with the quality of narration, exciting and intriguing, intelligent and suspenseful