The Bar at Midnight
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Publisher Description
Some bargains are written in blood. Others are written in the soul. And the most dangerous are the ones disguised as love.
David Mercer came to the Midnight Bar searching for his missing brother. He discovered a hidden world of infernal courts, supernatural contracts, and a devastating truth: his soul carried an ancient inheritance capable of challenging the very laws that governed the dead.
Behind the bar stood Erasmus, an elegant, silver-eyed gentleman bound by centuries of guilt. Long ago, he had bargained with the Devil to save the man he loved, unknowingly setting in motion a chain of betrayals, reincarnations, and hidden debts. When David uncovered the truth, he refused to accept that love had to mean sacrifice—or that anyone had the right to own another soul.
Together, they challenged the Choir of Ash, exposed fraudulent bargains, and shattered the original contract that had imprisoned Erasmus for centuries. But freedom did not erase the past. With the Midnight Bar reborn as a sanctuary for the lost and the supernatural, David and Erasmus must learn to build a future based on honesty, accountability, and freely chosen love.
As their relationship deepens, the past begins to lose its power over them. Their connection is no longer defined by ancient promises or the shadows of former lives, but by the choices they make in the present. For Erasmus, the greatest challenge is learning who he can become without the burden of his old bargain. For David, it is discovering whether a love that echoes across lifetimes can also belong entirely to the people they are now.
Then a mysterious stranger arrives bearing the seal of an infernal court believed to have vanished five hundred years ago.
A name long erased from history returns. A message warns that some bargains are made not with the Devil, but with those who believe they can defeat him.
And the blue flames of the Midnight Bar rise once more.
Some doors should never have opened. Others exist because someone must offer the lost a place to begin again.