In "The Calling" by Kelley Armstrong, the protagonist grapples with deep feelings of angst and fear, which lead to a profound sense of terror. These emotions become overwhelming, making it challenging for her to find peace at night. The intensity of her experiences keeps her awake, battling her inner turmoil.
The book delves into the psychological impact of fear, illustrating how it can disrupt one’s ability to rest and find comfort. Through the character's struggles, Armstrong captures the rawness of such emotions, emphasizing their ability to haunt and disturb the mind.