Things We Saw At Midnight

We know you’re not normal. None of us are, either. 
Welcome to Midnight City. It’s about to get weird . . .

In Midnight City some things are just accepted. Like the way Old Lady Ellen can tell you the date of your death (because the shadows who sit on her porch with her all day have whispered it to her) or the way the man with a swarm of bees where his face should be always sits in the same booth at Winston’s Pie House. The gas station attendant is a leftover god from another dimension, and one of the local journalists is the living echo of a storm that ravaged the city over fifty years ago—but that’s all just par for the course here.

For some of the more ordinary citizens of the desert metropolis—like twin sisters Clover and Poppy Pike—every new incident of the unexplained is a story waiting to be told or a dare waiting to be taken. But in the dark heart of this city set in the wastelands, fear lives like a sentient creature, infusing every interaction, every daydream and glance, with its poisonous touch.

In this free anthology written as a Halloween gift for his fans, Apollo Blake delves into the depths of horror and mystery in a collection of thirteen short stories and vignettes infused with passion, grief, and an unshakable sense of dread—including A Fine Day for Dying, Eat Us Alive, and Kiss the Sun.

Get your free copy now, and enter Midnight City—if you’re brave enough, that is. . .