Sleep Is For Sheep thomas zimmerman

In the heart of Philadelphia, Martin Espinoza's life turns from triathlete triumphs to a perilous game of survival. Once overweight, now a picture of health, he’s got a date tonight with the enigmatic Anjanette. Little does Martin realize she’s only interested in him for his diabetes.


Anjanette is a familiar of the ancient vampire Kalmakoff, who seeks victims with unique medical conditions to satisfy his insatiable thirst for exotic tasting blood. Martin becomes the unwitting centerpiece of this twisted feast as Anjanette manipulates his condition to turn him into a delectable dessert for her master.


Trapped and drugged, Martin is faced with a harrowing dilemma. Will he succumb to his fate as a vampire's delicacy, or will he find the strength to fight for his freedom alongside the other captive souls? As the night unfolds, Martin must summon every ounce of courage and resourcefulness to outwit his captors and defy the sinister forces that threaten to consume him.

The Lieblings
By Thomas Zimmerman
Read by Ellium Roberts



It is December 1981, and a garbage worker strike has crippled New York City. The streets are a maze of festering heaps of trash. 
Arthur Gull, a germaphobe undergoing treatment at the Reiniger Clinic, lives in an opulent penthouse in Greenwich Village, high above the chaos. When the trash strike hits, he invites Elfi Diederich, an enigmatic woman from his therapy group, to stay with him in his pristine apartment. Arthur is enamored with Elfi despite her delusional belief in Lieblings, a race of tiny goblins that dwell in the messes humans leave behind.
Each night after sundown, Elfi teaches Arthur to spot the Lieblings on the streets below through the apartment’s floor-to-ceiling windows. To his horror, he begins seeing the creatures as well, cavorting through mountains of black plastic trash bags on the sidewalks. Soon, the air thickens with a putrid stench, and the apartment walls seem to pulse with unseen life. Are The Lieblings real, or are they a product of Arthur's unraveling mind?

The Janus Collection 
by Thomas Zimmerman
Read by Alicia Harvey Stanley
Sophie Alexander, an ambitious young woman from Ann Arbor, Michigan, enters a world of opulence and mystery in the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, D.C. 
With recommendations from the Vatican for her art conservatory skills, Sophie enters the domain of Ignazio Giacometti, a reclusive pharmaceutical tycoon with a penchant for the bizarre. In a mansion where art breathes secrets, and every corner hides a story, Sophie is tasked with conserving a collection that challenges reality. As she navigates Giacometti's enigmatic realm, she confronts mysteries that blur the lines between art and illusion. "The Janus Collection" is a journey into the dark heart of art, where every piece has a story, and every story is a piece of the puzzle.