Midnight Menagerie Society

Some people are made for wandering. Corin was. Then a dying starfox decided otherwise.

Street musician Corin has one rule: dont get attached. To places, to people, to anything he cant carry when its time to leave. Vale Arcane's floating sanctuary glows above him every night like a question he refuses to answer.

Then a single song changes everything.

One accidental bond later, Corin finds himself in the last place he expected; a magical sanctuary floating above the clouds, full of wounded creatures, quietly extraordinary people, and an enchanted blanket that has already started learning his preferences. The Midnight Menagerie Society heals broken things through genuine connection. Which means to do this work, Corin has to be genuinely present for it.

All of it. Including the parts that terrify him.

The problem is, the longer he stays, the harder it gets to remember why he was so determined to leave.

Funny, warm, and achingly specific about what it costs to let yourself be known, The Midnight Menagerie Society is the story of a man who spent years watching beautiful things from a safe distance; and the year he finally stopped.

This is the book youll press into someones hands and say trust me.

Perfect for fans of Legends and Lattes, The House in the Cerulean Sea, and A Psalm for the Wild-Built.