TELL ME YOUR DREAMS | Sidney Sheldon, 1998 | FULL English audiobook | 2-subtitles

00:00:00 – PROLOGUE
00:00:10 – Chapter one
00:21:50 – Chapter two
00:36:18 – Chapter three
00:51:24 – Chapter four
01:08:06 – Chapter five
01:22:07 – Chapter six
01:38:26 – Chapter seven
02:01:20 – Chapter eight
02:18:21 – Chapter nine
02:27:44 – Chapter ten
02:37:26 – Chapter eleven
03:06:58 – Chapter twelve
03:40:22 – Chapter thirteen
03:55:23 – Chapter fourteen
04:18:22 – Chapter fifteen
04:34:24 – Chapter sixteen
04:59:30 – Chapter seventeen
05:10:11 – Chapter eighteen
05:23:56 – Chapter nineteen
05:40:52 – Chapter twenty
05:54:08 – Chapter twenty one
06:28:29 – Chapter twenty two
06:37:27 – Chapter twenty three
06:50:52 – Chapter twenty four
07:07:17 – Chapter twenty five
07:27:48 – Chapter twenty six
07:40:05 – Chapter twenty seven
08:06:42 – Chapter twenty eight
08:10:42 – Chapter twenty nine

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Tell Me Your Dreams is a 1998 novel by American writer Sidney Sheldon on Dissociative Identity Disorder or Split Personality.

Plot summary
The main characters of the book are Ashley Patterson, an introverted workaholic, her co-workers, Toni Prescott, an outgoing singer and dancer, shy artist Alette Peters and Ashley’s father, Dr. Steven Patterson.
The three women do not get along very well, because of their dissimilar natures. Toni and Alette generally maintain a friendship, with Alette a calming influence, but Toni dislikes Ashley and criticizes her harshly. All three have issues with their mothers having told them they’d never amount to anything.
Ashley fears that somebody is following her. She finds her house lights turned on when she returns from work, her personal effects in disarray, and someone has written “You will die” on her mirror with a lipstick. She thinks someone’s broken into her house. She requests a police escort, but the next morning, the police officer assigned to this duty is found dead in her apartment. Two other murders have already taken place, with an identical pattern. All the murdered men had been castrated and were having sex before being murdered. Evidence points to the same woman being involved in all three cases. When a gift from one of the murdered men to Toni is found among Ashley’s things, she is identified as the killer and arrested. At this point, it is revealed that the three women are three selves of a woman suffering from multiple personality disorder (MPD).
Sheriff Dowling took a deep breath. “Ashley Patterson…Toni Prescott…Alette Peters, they’re all the same fucking person.”
Ashley’s father persuades an attorney friend, David Singer, to represent Ashley. The second half of the novel deals with the trial, complete with endless squabbling between opposing psychiatrists as to whether or not MPD is real…