Talia Rose suffered from what her aunts called The Family Curse. Kleine-Levin Syndrome—or more commonly, Sleeping Beauty Syndrome. But it was nowhere near as glamorous as the fairytale name suggested. Sleeping up to twenty hours a day for weeks, sometimes months, on end. Having no memory of anything during that time. No friends. No chance of a boyfriend. KLS was her own version of a living nightmare.
Talia wouldn't even be able to hold down a job if not for the family theater. And she'd once loved everything about it—acting, dancing, singing—everything. After The Family Curse showed its ugly head, she'd relegated herself to the behind the scenes grunt work.
Then Philip Noble shows up and wreaks havoc on what little bit of order she's managed to grab hold of in her unpredictable life. When he accidentally hears her singing, the pressure is on for her to get back on stage—an impossibility if she wanted to keep her illness hidden.
Can she overcome her fears and live the dream?
