Father, Midnight

De: Roberto Scarlato

Narrado por: Roberto Scarlato

Dante Solano and his family are grieving from a major loss. When their father gets struck with a sudden illness and passes away, Dante cannot move on. What follows are tearful memories, unlikely friendships, and harsh truths. But slowly, Dante finds that things are not as calm as they appear to be at the cemetery where his father lies buried.

There is a vicious madman with a plan that threatens everything we know on Earth. Can our reluctant hero weather the storm and find it within himself to conquer his demons? Or will his supernatural nights land him in a hell of his own making?

©2023 Roberto Scarlato (P)2024 Roberto Scarlato

A breathtaking story of loss and peace

Received as an audio copy from the narrator and author of this book and this is an honest review. Roberto Scarlato delivers a fiery eloquent performance of this beautifully poignant story that's everyone should listen to. After the sudden death of his father, Dante Solano is struggling to handle the emotional tsunami that is consuming his sanity; Dante would give anything to speak to his father one more time... a bizarre turn of events gives Dante a reunion with this father he never thought possible and one Donate needs to help handle the pain he feels. He also could never imagine and adventure he would find himself embroiled in within the silence of the cemetery itself.


Highly recommended.

Mystery

Love this book, very easy to get into and very well done. Love the mystery feeling, definitely gets you thinking and wondering what's going to happen next. Storyline well done. 5 stars from me.

Imaginative story!

The Solano family have just buried their father and husband after he succumbed to his illness and Dante, his son, is struggling with grief. He is consumed by the regret of never being able to see his father again. To settle himself, he takes a trip to the cemetery each night to feel closer to his father. He was buried with his cellphone and Dante gets the idea to call him. The call goes through and his father answers, leading Dante down a paranormal path to his father who will show Dante the horrors of the past and to warn him what he must do to keep the monsters at bay. The world this author presents combines familiar, comfortable spaces, as well as, dangerous spots with dangerous people and things. Robert Scarlatto's imagination is top notch as are his skills as a narrator.