Somewhere Between Sleep and Death: The Nightmares That Tried to Kill Me. This item is unavailable.Somewhere Between Sleep and Death: The Nightmares That Tried to Kill Me

For more than six decades, vivid night terrors stalked him through childhood, adulthood, military service, marriage, parenthood, and even a battle with terminal cancer. These weren't ordinary bad dreams. They were relentless encounters with suffocation, pursuit, violence, death, and the terrifying feeling that something unseen was waiting just beyond the edge of consciousness.

In Somewhere Between Sleep and Death: The Nightmares That Tried to Kill Me, award-winning author Perry Muse opens the door to a hidden world he has rarely shared with others. Through a collection of haunting true experiences, he recounts the nightmares that left him waking in panic, questioning reality, and carrying fear long after the dream had ended.

From a killer hurling spinning saw blades through the darkness, to desperate struggles against unseen forces, venomous snakes, endless falls, and sinister figures lurking in abandoned halls, each chapter pulls readers into a nightmare so vivid they may feel as though they are living it themselves.

Perry Muse is an award-winning author known for his raw, unfiltered storytelling and his ability to bring readers face-to-face with life's most intense and defining moments. A veteran, businessman, husband, and father of four, Perry has built a life marked by resilience, perseverance, and a willingness to confront the realities most people avoid.His previous works-Morbid Thoughts, The Domino Effect, and What Doesn't Kill You... Beyond the Morbid Thoughts in Search of God's Purpose for Me-give readers a deeply personal look into survival, near-death experiences, and the physical and emotional toll of a life lived on the edge.With Somewhere Between Sleep and Death, Perry turns inward-sharing the nightmares that have followed him for decades, blurring the line between dreams and reality.What makes his writing unique is its authenticity. These are not imagined horrors. They are lived, felt, and remembered-experiences that linger long after waking.Perry Muse continues to write with one goal in mind: To tell the truth... no matter how uncomfortable it may be.