B E's Reviews > The Midnight Man

This is a story about finding the person inside. Stanley and Frank have been together for 7 years and are on a plateau. Frank wants excitement and to feel like he did in his early years. Stanley is lost, depressed, he feels like life has past him, and he is losing his balance as he nears fifty. Asher is the Midnight man, the person to bring your life back into focus during your sleep. He shows Stanley things from his past, but is also falling in love with him. Unfortunately they exist on two different planes of reality. The whole concept of a plane of existence in the dream world is intriguing. I won’t give away the ending because it even surprised me, but let’s just say Stanley found himself. Totally recommend this book for people of any age.