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A Midnight Train to Everywhere
Paperback
Series: Dreaming of the Multiverse, Book 1
Publisher: Lightning Source Inc
Published: Aug 9 2022
Pages: 330
Weight: 0.92
Height: 0.74 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Brandon is an average middle-aged man when Brandon's brother gives him a railroad crossing sign to hang in his yard that was part of a grisly accident. The sign and Brandon's tragic past become a fulcrum to a dream world filled with ghosts and gods. In the dream world, Brandon catches the attention of a demi-god who recruits Brandon to help lost souls travel the dream world on a mysterious ghost train. His world becomes haunted by spirits waiting to board a ghost train. Each night he loads lost souls onto the train for the keeper of the crossroads. During the day he tries to live a normal life.
Follow Brandon as he journeys through the multi-verse to save his friend, protect his family, and defeat an ancient sect of witches.
A Midnight Train to Everywhere is a 98,000-word paranormal fantasy novel by Ryan D. Mims. Ryan D. Mims lives in Southern CA with his wife and kids. He was a fine art major at Pomona College. A Midnight Train to Everywhere is Ryan D. Mims' first novel.
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