Sun at Midnight

In Sun at Midnight, a geologist finds love and self-discovery in the harsh landscape of Antarctica, challenging her beliefs and past.

In Sun at Midnight, readers are transported to the breathtaking and unforgiving landscape of Antarctica, where an unexpected love story unfolds amidst the harsh realities of life at the end of the earth. Alice Peel, a dedicated geologist, finds herself grappling with the uncertainties of both her environment and her heart. After a tumultuous breakup, she embarks on a journey to join a research team in this remote region, leaving behind the comforts of her previous life in Oxford. As she stands on the deck of a dilapidated Chilean ship, the stark beauty of her new surroundings begins to reveal itself, challenging her scientific beliefs and personal convictions.

Meanwhile, James Rooker is a man with a troubled past, seeking solace in the icy expanse of Antarctica. His history of running from his demons has brought him to this isolated research station, where he hopes to find a sense of peace. The small community, consisting of eight men and one other woman, fosters an atmosphere of tension and camaraderie, forcing everyone to confront their pasts and the reality of their present circumstances.

As Alice and Rooker navigate their shared isolation, an undeniable connection forms between them, igniting a powerful bond that transcends their individual struggles. In Sun at Midnight, the beauty of Antarctica serves as both a backdrop and a catalyst for transformation, leading Alice to discover not only love but also the strength to redefine her life. With danger lurking in the icy wilderness, their journey becomes a test of survival and self-discovery.