"Lacey Campbell dreams murders before they happen. The night she dreams of a man strangling a young woman while crooning the lullaby "Hush, Little Baby," she tries to convince herself it doens't mean anything. The next day she's horrified to learn her dream was reality. Then she dreams the second murder...Detective Ford Jamison is called in to help the local police, and he soon has a working theory about the murders. His belief that the killer is using the lullaby as a "blueprint" to target women who resemble Lacey, doesn't slow the killings. Lacey is now afraid to fall asleep at night because the next face she sees in her dream might be her own. As a hurrican churns over closer to the little coastal town, danger and suspicion spins out of control. Time is running out. Can they stop the killer before the last verse of the lullaby?" --page [4] of cover.
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