Ella Moore has always been a woman grounded in logic and reason. A successful forensic investigator known for her keen attention to detail, she's made a name for herself by solving the most complex and chilling cases. But when a series of disturbing dreams start to plague her at night, she begins to question everything she thought she knew about reality. In these dreams, she's not herself-she's someone else, someone trapped in a place that feels both familiar and strange. There's a figure lurking in the shadows, watching her every move, and each dream ends in an eerie, chilling whisper: "Find me."
The dreams grow more vivid, and soon, they begin to interfere with Ella's waking life. Unable to shake the haunting images, she starts to notice strange occurrences-clues that seem to mirror the cases she's been working on. A victim's name in her dream matches that of a person from a cold case file. A location in the dream corresponds with a site she investigated years ago. It all feels like too much of a coincidence. As the lines between her dreams and reality blur, Ella finds herself plunged into a mystery that feels almost... supernatural.
Desperate for answers, she enlists the help of Ben Carter, a reclusive former detective with a mysterious past. Though Ben is skeptical about Ella's growing belief that her dreams are more than just subconscious hallucinations, he agrees to help. Together, they begin to dig into Ella's visions, uncovering hidden connections between her dreams and an unsolved string of disappearances that have baffled the police for years. But the deeper they dig, the more they realize that this isn't just a case-it's something far darker, tied to an ancient and unsettling mystery that threatens not only their safety but their very sanity.
As Ella unravels the mystery of the Dream Phantom, she discovers that some questions are better left unanswered-and some truths are better left buried. But with each step closer she gets to the truth, the more she begins to question her own mind, her own memories, and the chilling possibility that she might not be the one investigating the mystery at all. She might be the one being hunted.
