one turn of the clock

About the book 

1. Wrong Time

A gripping story of unexpected twists and consequences, Wrong Time follows a character caught in moments where timing can mean the difference between life and loss. As secrets unravel and choices collide, the protagonist must navigate danger, moral dilemmas, and unforeseen challenges. Themes of fate, regret, and resilience weave through the narrative, highlighting how a single misstep can ripple through lives. With suspenseful pacing and emotional depth, Wrong Time explores how the past, present, and future intertwine, and how courage and quick thinking can sometimes turn disaster into survival, revealing truths that were meant to stay hidden.

2. Baby Vampire

Baby Vampire tells the story of a mysterious newborn vampire who awakens in a world full of both danger and wonder. Struggling with instincts, identity, and the need for connection, the story explores the tension between darkness and innocence. Themes of belonging, family, and trust are central, as the young vampire encounters allies and enemies, learning lessons about morality and self-control. The narrative combines suspense, supernatural elements, and moments of heartfelt emotion, capturing the challenges of being different and finding one's place. Ultimately, it is a story about growth, acceptance, and the delicate balance between light and shadow.

3. The Midnight Girl

Seventeen-year-old Cat has never felt safe in the daylight, her skin burned by the sun, confining her to the night. In her home, surrounded by loving parents, an army brother, a driven sister, and devoted friends, she discovers freedom and adventure under the stars. Dubbed "The Midnight Girl," Cat explores the world through books, imagination, and nighttime strolls, proving that even in isolation, connection, creativity, and courage thrive. The story explores themes of love, belonging, and self-discovery, showing how one can shine in their own way, even when the world's light feels out of reach.