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Midnite, a gifted guitarist, wants to be a star. Just as his musical career is about to go viral, he finds himself enduring the most terrifying tests of his young life. We follow him straight into hell and wonder whether we’ll ever see the light again.
Abducted by corrupt police and taken into a forced labor camp, the musical prodigy is plunged into a horrifying nightmare, witnessing prostitution, torture, corruption and murder. Alone, he must rely on his intellect, creativity, and passion for his music.
The events are too horrible to be true, yet they are based on real events and the ending cliffhanger leaves us wanting more.
This spellbinding novel by Dana Silkiss and the aftermath of Midnite’s escape is an intriguing mix of a socio-critical crime thriller and mystery, juxtaposed with a dash of romance, music and philosophical ideologies.
Midnite’s Journey details the beginnings of today’s privatized correctional facilities (free labor) and present-day madness of America’s correctional policies.
The spellbinding novel Midnite’s Journey by Dana Silkiss and the aftermath of Midnite’s escape is as riveting as the lead story. It details the beginnings of today’s privatized correctional facilities as well as the present-day madness of America’s correctional policies. The novel is an intriguing mix of socio-critical crime thriller and mystery with a dash of romance thrown in to balance it all out.
The end of the story is a cliffhanger that leaves the reader wanting more. Midnite, after having escaped the labor camp and while working with the FBI, is recaptured by corrupt police in New York, while trying to complete recording of an album, before going on tour.
