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"""The Secret History meets Black Mirror in Margot Harrison's richly imagined, time-traveling debut. A nostalgia-soaked campus novel about second and even third chances, The Midnight Club asks the question: what price is too high to undo your greatest mistake? The perfect read for spooky season!"" --Alison B. Hart, author of The Work Wife"

"""The Midnight Club is a strange, riveting, brilliant fable about smart people seduced by the darkest, most forbidden fantasy. Like a fever-dream of Donna Tartt's The Secret History."" --Lev Grossman, New York Times bestselling author of The Magicians ""I devoured The Midnight Club. It's a smart, surprising, and gripping mystery about the reality that we can't change who we were back in college, but we'd all be a lot better off if we could. And, for the characters in this fine novel, one of them might even still be alive."" --Chris Bohjalian, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Flight Attendant ""When old college friends gather, the past comes, too. Savvy, suspenseful, and surprisingly tender, Margot Harrison's The Midnight Club takes the classic murder-reunion trope and transforms it into a reflection on friendship and surviving our youth. With each twist, this marvelously inventive novel will keep you guessing whodunnit--but also who couldn't stop it, and why."" --Maria Hummel, author of Still Lives ""The Secret History meets Black Mirror in Margot Harrison's richly imagined, time-traveling debut. A nostalgia-soaked campus novel about second and even third chances, The Midnight Club asks the question: what price is too high to undo your greatest mistake? The perfect read for spooky season!"" --Alison B. Hart, author of The Work Wife ""[A] taut and introspective time-travel thriller.... This deserves to be savored."" --Publishers Weekly"

""The Midnight Club is a strange, riveting, brilliant fable about smart people seduced by the darkest, most forbidden fantasy. Like a fever-dream of Donna Tartt's The Secret History."" --Lev Grossman, New York Times bestselling author of The Magicians ""I devoured The Midnight Club. It's a smart, surprising, and gripping mystery about the reality that we can't change who we were back in college, but we'd all be a lot better off if we could. And, for the characters in this fine novel, one of them might even still be alive."" --Chris Bohjalian, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Flight Attendant ""When old college friends gather, the past comes, too. Savvy, suspenseful, and surprisingly tender, Margot Harrison's The Midnight Club takes the classic murder-reunion trope and transforms it into a reflection on friendship and surviving our youth. With each twist, this marvelously inventive novel will keep you guessing whodunnit--but also who couldn't stop it, and why."" --Maria Hummel, author of Still Lives ""The Secret History meets Black Mirror in Margot Harrison's richly imagined, time-traveling debut. A nostalgia-soaked campus novel about second and even third chances, The Midnight Club asks the question: what price is too high to undo your greatest mistake? The perfect read for spooky season!"" --Alison B. Hart, author of The Work Wife ""[A] taut and introspective time-travel thriller.... This deserves to be savored."" --Publishers Weekly ""Eerie and suspenseful, but fundamentally a poignant look at grief, regret, and friendship."" --Bustle

""The Midnight Club is a strange, riveting, brilliant fable about smart people seduced by the darkest, most forbidden fantasy. Like a fever-dream of Donna Tartt's The Secret History."" --Lev Grossman, New York Times bestselling author of The Magicians ""I devoured The Midnight Club. It's a smart, surprising, and gripping mystery about the reality that we can't change who we were back in college, but we'd all be a lot better off if we could. And, for the characters in this fine novel, one of them might even still be alive."" --Chris Bohjalian, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Flight Attendant ""When old college friends gather, the past comes, too. Savvy, suspenseful, and surprisingly tender, Margot Harrison's The Midnight Club takes the classic murder-reunion trope and transforms it into a reflection on friendship and surviving our youth. With each twist, this marvelously inventive novel will keep you guessing whodunnit--but also who couldn't stop it, and why."" --Maria Hummel, author of Still Lives ""The Secret History meets Black Mirror in Margot Harrison's richly imagined, time-traveling debut. A nostalgia-soaked campus novel about second and even third chances, The Midnight Club asks the question: what price is too high to undo your greatest mistake? The perfect read for spooky season!"" --Alison B. Hart, author of The Work Wife ""[A] taut and introspective time-travel thriller.... This deserves to be savored."" --Publishers Weekly

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MARGOT HARRISON is the author of The Midnight Club and The Library of Fates. She is also the author of four young adult novels, including an Indies Introduce Pick, Junior Library Guild Selections, and Vermont Book Award Finalists. She grew up in New York and now lives in Vermont.

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