The book for April has been picked based on suggestions that were commented on the TikTok video. I will update the website as soon as I have received the book (it is ordered but Amazon say it will not be delivered until 04/04/26) The current ratings for this book are :- Amazon 4.4, Goodreads 4.5 It is called Maverick: Road Monsters MC: Mayhem Makers by Morgan Jane Mitchell It is available FREE on KU and paperback on Amazon. This is a standalone book that has links to a series

I hope you all managed to read The House of Grenville by B Green and if you didn't it is free on KU to download to read at a later date. If you did read it please review it on Amazon and/or Goodreads to help the Author. Happy Reading Kaleigh ;-)

Midnight Book Club is currently on 3 social media platforms: TikTok, Fable, and Discord (links can be found at the bottom of the homepage). I am open to suggestions for other social platforms we could use, either as an additional platform or as a replacement for the current ones, to help build a community for bookish discussions. I started with Discord and Fable, as I know many like these options. Discord and Fable are not particularly popular at the moment; however, the book

In general, people who enjoy dark-themed books are deemed less than in society, weirdos/crazy, etc., especially if you read `Dark Romance, ' which is demonised all over Booktok / Bookstagram. Midnight Book Club is all about unapologetically exploring the darkness that we enjoy. With this book club, I will empower you all so you can push your boundaries without judgement and know you have a community you can have the all-important debrief book discussions with. If you are anyt

I guess my passion for supporting Indie Authors started back in college when I did English Literature. It took me back through the history of books, long before publishers, editors, the internet/social media, mobile phones, and the vast amount of money in the publishing industry today. Books are what they are today because of their vast history, and the majority of that history saw authors and writers supported by word of mouth. The power of word of mouth has not been lost; i