I killed sleep

I KILLED SLEEP

A dark, biting sci-fi thriller that grips and doesn't let go.

Don De Kalp invented history's most dangerous pill:
No more need to sleep.
No fatigue. No nights. No escape.

The world cheers this miracle—endless productivity, insane profits... humans turned into 24/7 robots.

But here's the catch:

Curienne de Gystance: Queen of home robotics, her empire crumbles—if humans don't sleep, they don't need her machines.

Nestor Komak: Crime lord who wants the pill to supercharge his troops, orgies, and deals.

President Farrok Ventura: Will lock down the secret, sacrificing an entire island, his army... and his family.

Linda Beaumont: Don's new assistant, trapped between a hallucinating billionaire, a stiletto-heeled HR exec with multiple versions, and a plot where her son becomes bargaining chip.

Alicia Barnes: Dead journalist's daughter, tracing De Kalp from luxury clinics and hysterical palaces to secret hangars and combat robots—uncovering a medical secret blurring memories, hallucinations, and reality.

At the storm's center:
A brilliant, cowardly, cynical, all-too-human guy.
Don didn't just "kill sleep."
He ignited economic, political, criminal... and intimate war.

For readers who love:
Black Mirror, American Psycho, Succession, acid dystopias;
novels blending sex, violence, black humor, social critique;
stories where "good guys" aren't so good, and "villains" aren't fully in control.

Because you already live in a world where:

•Your brain time gets monetized,
•Robots quietly replace humans,
•The powerful never sleep... or not for your reasons.

This novel cranks all those dials to red: raw, unfiltered, no comforting morals—just direct, funny, cruel, lucid writing.

If you want:
A story that entertains and unsettles,
Larger-than-life characters you'll love to hate,
A page-turner that steals your own sleep...

I KILLED SLEEP is yours.