The Midnight Club By Margot Harrison

The Midnight Club is a twisty, nostalgic, and emotionally charged novel that reunites a group of estranged college friends who once shared a deep bond—and a dark secret. Twenty-five years have passed since they last gathered, a tight-knit crew of aspiring writers at their campus literary magazine. Their camaraderie is forever marked by the tragic death of their brilliant friend Jennet during their junior year. Now, a mysterious invitation pulls them back to the pine-laden town of their alma mater for a weeklong reunion, where unresolved emotions and memories linger.

As the group reconnects, they quickly discover that their enigmatic host has a hidden agenda: to unearth the truth behind Jennet's death. Armed with a secret substance that enables them to not only remember but relive their past, they embark on a haunting journey into their shared history.

However, as they probe into their memories, it becomes clear that each friend harbors secrets, and the line between nostalgia and deception begins to blur. The more they question each other, the more they uncover startling truths that challenge everything they thought they knew about their college years and the tragic night that changed their lives forever.

The Midnight Club delves into the innate human desire to revisit past loves and confront our biggest mistakes, revealing the stark divide between who we are and who we aspired to be, all while unraveling a chilling mystery that binds them together.