Thea is an insomniac so when she sees an ad for Morpheus, a company making all sorts of claims regarding correct sleep patterns, she makes enquiries and after being accepted into a trial, finds herself on a remote island with others in the same situation. Its then apparent that the company have more than just helping insomniacs in their plans.
As someone who rarely gets enough sleep, the story appealed to me and while I enjoyed it, I actually preferred the opening half of the book to the reveal and Thea's attempts to free herself. There are definite elements of Inception in the storyline and I felt that the second half seemed to drag a bit after the exciting anticipation of the opening. That said, I'd certainly recommend it and will look for future work from what was a new author to me.