Love Sick

Like a lamp, her heart needs to be fed out of the oil of another's heart, or its flame burns low.

Marilyn Monroe fell in love with a soldier when she took a trip to Korea to entertain the troops in February 1954. Two months later, her beloved soldier was killed in battle, and she was found dead from an overdose of sleeping pills on August 5, 1962, by her housekeeper Eunice Murray.

45 years later, Helen Price is a typical young woman with recurrent dreams about a certain time and place that she finds familiar but she can't explain why. She dreams of herself being Marilyn Monroe and she feels a strong love towards a man she doesn't even know; she has only seen him in her dreams. She believes that he's somewhere waiting for her, even though she had never physically met him. She waits and yearns for a love that never comes. Hope becomes her only caress. Eventually, she realizes that it's better to have never met him in her dreams than to wake and reach for hands that are not there. To escape the fiery passion, she runs into the arms of Richard, an affluent lawyer. However, she miserably fails. His enigmatic absence sharpens the romantic emotions she feels for him, and she's unable to share intimacy with Richard because the stranger's face keeps dancing through her mind. Incapable to deal with her frustrations, she turns for help to Dr. Davis, a psychiatrist with an interest in parapsychology.

Love Sick highlights the struggles faces by a confused woman in achieving True Love and Self-discovery.
This unforgettable story of undying love combines Mysticism, Suspense, Mystery and Romance into a web of good and evil.