Fifteen-year-old Ambrosia Wharton has all the problems of the average teenager, except she's a vampire.

Publisher Marketing: " Becoming Midnight does not disappoint when it comes to racial inclusion. Not only is Amber an African-American vampire, the story is littered with cultural markers that never leave the reader doubting her identity....Everything from the music, to the language affirms Amber's identity as a person of colour. This is a refreshing change, as more often than not, when stories include Black women, they often read like White woman painted Black for inclusion cookie points. I found myself relating with much of Amber's lived experience."--Fangs for the Fantasy " Becoming Midnight is an interesting addition to the vampire-genre that has taken the world by storm. From its use of biblical and mythical history to its descriptions of the modern vampire culture, this book has some intriguing twists to the typical contemporary vampire-stories."--Sandy Kemper, from the Kindle Book Review Publisher Marketing : Ambrosia Wharton is a little faster and a little stronger than her classmates. She has all the problems of the average teenager, except Ambrosia Wharton is a vampire. Nightmares have forced her to live with her mother in Angel Beach, California. The problem is that Ambrosia, Amber for short, hasn't received her powers yet. She has a new school, new friends and has a host of new emotions but there is something about this boy, Adrian... Becoming Midnight is part Graphic Novel, part Novel and all Vampire. Contributor Bio: Hardie, Mg MG Hardie is a literary award winning writer from California. His works and well as his commentary are thought provoking ground breaking exploration into the lives and minds of Americans.

Format: Paperback | Pages: 212 | Publication Date: 2019-07-01