Sleepless in the Night by John Wright is an exciting thriller that plunges the reader into the dark depths of the human psyche and the mysterious mysteries hidden behind the darkness of the night. This book is a real gift for lovers of tense subjects, psychological games and thrills. In it, the author masterfully creates an atmosphere of uncertainty, forcing the reader to hold on to the book until the last page, not letting go for a moment. John Wright, known for his unique style combining cinematic dynamics and subtle psychological elaboration of the characters, once again proves his ability to keep the audience in suspense. In Sleepless in the Night, he masterfully intertwines the fates of several heroes, each of whom hides his secrets and inner demons. In the center of the story is the main character, whose name and fate remain a mystery, like a shadow in the night. His story is not only a struggle against external threats, but also an internal confrontation that makes you think about the nature of fear, trust and betrayal. The book is suitable for those who are looking not only for an exciting story, but also for deep reflections on human nature. It will be interesting to an adult audience - from young people who are passionate about psychological thrillers to mature readers who appreciate complex characters and multilayered stories. Especially it will appeal to fans of the genre of psychological thriller, detectives and mysticism, as well as those who appreciate high-quality literature that can not only entertain, but also make you think about the boundaries of the human mind. The themes raised in Sleepless in the Night are not only the struggle between good and evil, but also the exploration of the boundaries of perception, the influence of the past on the present and the role of random events in the fate of man. The author skillfully creates an atmosphere of anxiety and uncertainty, causing the reader to doubt every character and every turn of the plot. The book raises questions of trust, memory and illusions, and explores the psychological mechanisms that can lead a person to the brink of insanity. John Wright's particular style is manifested in his ability to create vivid, memorable images and dialogues, saturated with tension and emotional depth. His works are distinguished by cinematic dynamics, which makes Sleepless in the Night look like an exciting film played out right in front of your eyes. This work is part of his rich work, in which he has already established himself as a master of psychological thriller and masterfully owns the art of keeping the reader in suspense. If you appreciate books that make you think and plunge into the atmosphere of mystery, John Wright's Sleepless in the Night will be an excellent choice. This book is not just a story about night terrors, but a deep study of human nature, revealing the dark corners of consciousness and showing how easily you can get lost in the maze of your own thoughts and feelings. It is worth reading to those who love sharp subjects, psychological games and high-quality literature that can leave a mark in the soul and force them to reconsider their views on reality. Overall, Sleepless in the Night is a piece that won't let you go even after you close the last page. This is a book for those who are looking not only for entertainment, but also for an intellectual challenge, who like to solve riddles and immerse themselves in complex psychological portraits. John Wright reaffirms his status as a master of the genre, creating a work that will be remembered for a long time and will be a worthy addition to any library lover of high-quality literature.