The road movie or road novel has a disturbing point, whatever the theme they finally tackle. Because the road is an excuse. The road, travel ..., everything that involves a traffic can suffer an unforeseen turn at any time. And he knows a lot about that Charlaine harris...
But the time has come, let's stop at Midnight Texas, we are getting late and we can discover an interesting story about the fantastic of one of those landscapes that we glimpse fleetingly at more than 100 km / h. Not that Midnight is a place that invites you to rest comfortably between origin and destination, but surely something interesting can be discovered.
There are places of passage, small towns where nobody almost never passes that have a lot to tell. Its streets and its inhabitants share secrets, their sullen glances towards the stranger who parks his car can get through.
A chicha calm offers a sense of harmonic decadence, even though something tells you that the feeling is deceptive. It's about the survival instinct, which has already discovered that you find yourself in the wrong place at the wrong time.
But keep reading, you will meet Olivia Charity and her particular knowledge of the esoteric. You will also discover the noisy return to the town of Bernardo ...
Summary: Even in a city like Midnight, inhabited by reserved and discreet people, Olivia Charity is an enigma. She lives with Lemuel, the vampire, but nobody knows what she does, only that she is beautiful and… dangerous. Manfred Bernardo, the medium, discovers how much the latter can be when, moving to Dallas for a weekend for work, he sees Olivia in the company of a couple who are found dead the next day.
Things get even worse when one of Manfred's very wealthy regulars dies during a séance. Manfred returns from Dallas embroiled in scandal and haunted by the press, to the horror of his fellow citizens, who turn to Olivia for help. Somehow, they know that she is capable of getting things back to normal. Or at least as normal as they can be in Midnight.
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