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Midnight of the Soul: The Hours Between Dreams & Death
by Nicholas Nawroth
Summary
The chill of my own grave seeps into my bones as I awake.Time stands still in this liminal space, a twilight hour of eternity.I find myself suspended between realms of the living and the dead.My past a mystery waiting to be unraveled.A cryptic raven at one shoulder, an enigmatic angel at the other.A malevolent darkness closes in.The Raven and Angel guide me through dangers and dreams.But their secrets cast shadows of doubt in my mind.With each step, I descend deeper into the labyrinth of the mid...
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What becomes of dreams when they fade away and souls are displaced or fragmented? Midnight of the Soul: The Hours Between Dreams Death by Nicholas Nawroth is a thrilling journey that takes the reader on the story of a young lady, Anna, who possesses the dead eye, which lets her see things that are invisible, and a raven with its own story to tell. While interacting with her unusual companions, Anna fights the threats she meets on her way and learns some things about herself. The author weaves a suspenseful and enchanted plot and portrays graveyards and meadows in such a way that, it gives the reader the needed feel of the mysterious world with detailed descriptions of Annas abnormal sequence of feelings. The emotional scenes are powerful because of the painful losses, fear, and search for identity moments of the character, Anna. This novel would be of interest to readers of gothic fantasy and other kinds of deep-thinking adventures with philosophical subtext, the young adult and teens audience in particular. The story also teaches a powerful lesson: if there is nothing for you in life, even in the worst situations that one can find himself or herself in, one can always find a way if you are strong enough to look for it. Midnight of the Soul: The Hours Between Dreams Death is a memorable story about overcoming the fears and looking for the hope. It is great to save it for the long read. It has earned my high recommendation to be read.
by Rahmani IbrahimMidnight of the Soul: The Hours Between Dreams Death by Nicholas Nawroth picks up from a girl named Anna, alone in a grave, not knowing who she was or how she was placed there. Lost in an eerie world of dreams, with only a raven as her companion, she has to face the darkness of shadows, unknown secrets, and her own forgotten past. This book is ideal for teenagers and young adults who prefer stories with a deeper sense and with higher emotionism. It will as well be of great choice to readers interested in enduring enigmas, detailed descriptions of the surrounding world, and the characters who are to confront both internal and external challenges. The format of the book is simple and straightforward. The font used is smooth and medium, which is good when it comes to extended reading, something that is essential during extensive reading. The author employs a good vocabulary to characterize the book and build up the suspense. I think it is beautiful and contributes to the book's feel. It is a highly recommended book for lovers of mystery and highly charged emotional stories with supernatural settings. The author's approach to the different ideas and patterns is thorough, thus making it an interesting read. I give it a 5-star rating without having any critiques.
by Gladys Nakote