Midnight Sleeper
by Raeder Lomax
Midnight Sleeper, the inaugural novel in the Midnight Sleeper Series by Raeder Lomax, catapults readers back a century to the dawn of the Jazz Age, an era that famously swept the remnants of Victorian sensibilities aside to usher in the tumultuous 1920s. This period, marked by its lack of direction yet brimming with raw energy and creative fervor, sets the stage for a gritty, noir-inspired journey aboard the steam-powered veins that connect to New York City.
Beau LaHood and his eclectic group of companions guide us through a world where the vibrancy of life is matched only by its shadowy undertones. Lomax masterfully captures the essence of this transformative era, from the coal-fired roar of locomotives to the clandestine charm of floating speakeasies, just beyond the long arm of the law. As the narrative unfolds, readers are transported beyond the American borders to distant lands, where a different strain of madness brews among people whose words flow as freely as if they believed no one was listening. Among these tales, a sorceress finds herself entangled, a reluctant witness to a world that has forsaken wonder for the bitter race for power.
Midnight Sleeper is not just a historical journey; it’s an immersive experience that beckons readers to hear, see, and live within a world long vanished. Lomax’s rich storytelling invites us to lose ourselves in the chaos and beauty of the 1920s, reminding us that amidst the relentless pursuit of power, there remains a place for the magical and the mysterious. This novel is a call to adventure for those yearning to explore the depths of a bygone era, promising that there’s truly no time to waste.





































