Midnight Shift

Hazel works the midnight shift at a lonely diner on Route 9. Most nights, her only company is Boone, a massive, silent stranger who orders black coffee and watches her from the same booth.

For thirty-one nights, he says almost nothing.

Then Hazel's car breaks down.

With no phone service and miles of empty road between her and home, she has little choice but to accept Boone's offer of shelter.

His cabin is deep in the forest. The doors are locked. The road is impassable. And Boone seems remarkably prepared for her arrival.

Hazel begins to suspect that the breakdown wasn't an accident.

But the longer she's trapped with him, the more difficult it becomes to separate fear from attraction.

Boone has spent a month learning everything about her. Now he finally has her all to himself.

A dark psychological romance about obsession, isolation, and the man waiting at the end of a lonely road.