Sometime After Midnight
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4.5 • 89 Ratings
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- $10.99
Publisher Description
"Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist meets Cinderella in this thoroughly modern romance." —HelloGiggles
Late one night in a dingy Los Angeles club, Nate and Cameron meet and discover they have much more in common than their love of an obscure indie band. But when Nate learns that Cameron is the heir to a soul-sucking record label—the very one that destroyed his father’s life—he runs away as fast as he can. The only evidence of their brief but intense connection is the blurry photo Cameron snaps of Nate’s Sharpied Chuck Taylors.
When Cameron’s sister Tess—a famous model and socialite—posts the photo on Instagram for her legions of fans, the internet just about breaks with the news of this modern fairy tale. “Anyone know the owner of these shoes?” she writes. “My Prince Charming brother is looking for his Cinderfella!” But while the viral sensation begins to bring the pair back together, their own demons and pasts might get in the way of any happily ever afters . . .
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Philips offers a star-crossed romance between two teenage boys, Nate and Cameron, both aspiring musicians. Cameron's dad has a successful record label, and Nate's dad was a famous musician who committed suicide under mysterious circumstances related to Cameron's father. The two teens meet while seeing a band, yet Nate runs and keeps on running when he finds out who Cameron's father is. Cameron's berfamous twin sister, Tess, sends out a tweet asking for help identifying her brother's "Cinderfella," and Nate's life is upended with paparazzi and posts about his father. Told in alternating first-person perspectives, this is an unapologetic fairy tale about boys. Philips pulls out all the romantic stops heartfelt songs written by one boy for the other, giant obstacles in the way of their love that they must overcome, love conquering all, and the rest of the world hanging on what will happen in their story. A rare sort of romance that is cheesy in the best of ways. Ages 14 up.
Customer Reviews
Cinderfella with more to offer
This is the latest gay Cinderella fiction I’ve ended up reading and it turned out to be one of the better ones. Too many of the others do not make the poor person really interesting enough to give reason for the love affair. It seem being a princess or richer is enough reason. This one gave an equality of character and talent that is missing in the others.
This was actually really good.
Okay, honestly it started off slow with a will they/won’t they kinda vibe. But eventually it gets better. And from then on it’s actually a good book.
One of the best novels ever
Most epic. The story, the characters, everything about this novel is awesome. I’m so glad I found it. Read love and enjoy. This is one for all of us who ever dreamed a little.