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Nick Ferrell was abruptly awakened and his breathing grew heavy. His sheets were covered in an icy sweat and a chill swept across his body. The room surrounded him in darkness, except for the small trickles of moonlight which strained its way through the blinds. “What the hell was that? That dream seemed so real, so vivid, like I was actually there. I have got to call Jayson and tell him about it. He won't believe that I had a dream about him being mugged. No way. No how,” he said, aloud to himself.
He looked over at the clock. The time read 3:05 A.M., not too late to call since Jayson's bar was open until 2 A.M.; he’s probably still seated in his office counting up the days’ receipts.
He reached over to the nightstand to grab his cell phone. It rang, catching him by surprise. From the caller ID on the outside, it was Nina. He flipped the phone open. “Hey babe, what's up?”
“Jayson's dead!” she replied, sobbing uncontrollably.
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Nick Ferrell was awakened by a dream. A dream that was so real, so vivid, he had to call his best friend, Jayson, to tell him about it. When he reached over to the nightstand to pick up his cell phone, it rang. The caller ID display showed it was Nina, his girlfriend. She was calling to let him know that Jayson was dead. As the conversation continued, he came to realize that his dream had become reality. Or had reality become his dream?
Detectives Reed and Brahn are in charge of the investigation. Could this case end up being their last?
Harris Frank, a reporter for the local newspaper, was following the story, from a distance. He had his own ideas when it came to uncovering the truth. One question, in particular, kept flooding his mind about Nick. Can he see his own death?
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Todd W. Atkinson resides in