Midnight

by Joshua Rutherford

For ages, Greater Dyli has forced its women to be subservient to men. They do their bidding daily and are expected to go about their lives as second-class citizens. At least during the day. By night, whilst men sleep, women are able to do as they please. They may converse freely. Run their own shops and stalls. They may even fight.

In this restricted society rises Ashallah, a soldier of the female-driven army known as the midnight warriors. By night, she protects her motherland alongside her fellow females. By day, she is expected to act as any other woman in a veil. As any dutiful soldier, she complies. That is until tragedy strikes her family.

Alone and without honor, Ashallah goes on the run. While fleeing, she partners with two mysterious strangers – hybrid offspring of the jinn – who illuminate a forgotten part of her past that sheds light on her destiny.

337 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 29, 2018

About the author

Joshua Rutherford is an American fantasy-fiction novelist devoted to delivering to his readers spellbinding, action-packed plots with rich culture and epic character description. He gained praise for his deep narrative and intriguing world-building in his first book, Sons of Chenia. In 2018, he released two more feature-length fantasy titles: Midnight and Kinghood.
As a graduate of University of California, Santa Cruz with a degree in Film & Digital Media, Joshua has crafted several feature film screenplays and television pilots. When Joshua is not indulging in his prolific writing, he enjoys spending quality time with his family in Austin, TX.

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