Unnatural (2025) by Mia Sheridan is a gripping romantic suspense novel that delves into the complexities of love, trauma, and identity. The story follows Autumn Sterling, who has been haunted by vivid dreams of a boy with silver hair and moonlit eyes—a presence so real she believed he existed.

Despite being told he was a figment of her imagination due to a medical experiment, Autumn never wavered in her belief. Years later, as a nurse, she encounters Sam, the man from her dreams, now flesh and blood. Their reunion unravels a dark past filled with cruelty, cover-ups, and corruption, forcing them to confront their shared history and the profound connection that binds them.

The novel explores themes of healing, trust, and the enduring impact of childhood experiences. As Autumn and Sam navigate their tumultuous relationship, they uncover buried secrets that challenge their understanding of their pasts and their futures. Unnatural is a tale of two broken souls seeking redemption and the courage to embrace love amidst chaos and danger¹.