Midnite's Journey: One man's Improbable VoyageThrough America's Reality

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About this ebook

Based on a true story: Travel with Midnite through his dark journey into America's hell. Will he ever emerge back into the light? Just as Midnite's musical career is about to go viral, he finds himself enduring the most terrifying tests of his young life. The reader is plunged into the American musical prodigy's nightmare, when he is illegally abducted by corrupt police and forced into slave labor while witnessing prostitution, torture and murder. Alone, he must rely on his intellect, creativity and dreams of his music. This spellbinding novel, featuring Midnite, a musical prodigy, is a based on a true fact story that encompasses corruption, forced and illegal labor as well as prostitution, romance and murder. The aftermath of Midnite's escape is as riveting as the lead story. One can see the beginnings of today's privatized correctional facilities as well as the present day madness of America's correctional policies.

About the author

Dana is an entrepreneur, professional musician, author, recording artist, martial artist and horse trainer. In addition to Midnite's Journey he has published poetry and written songs. Dana has spent my life traveling the world exploring many cultures and cuisines. His goal is always to educate people in order for them to see the world in a different light. A light of understanding and wisdom, not ignorance and mis-conceptions.

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