Synopsis

Set against the evocative backdrop of 1916 Calcutta, "The Midnight Palace" unfurls a chilling tale of intertwined destinies and a haunting past. It begins with a desperate man, mere hours from his end, entrusting two newborn twins to an orphanage before vanishing into the night, hunted by mysterious assassins. Sixteen years later, in 1932, those twins—Ben and Sheere—are on the cusp of leaving the orphanage that has been their home. On the eve of their departure, Ben's discovery of his long-lost sister, Sheere, catapults them into a terrifying mystery. Together with their friends from the secret club, 'The Midnight Palace,' they unravel the tragic story of their birth parents and confront the shadowy figure that has plagued their family for decades. This relentless pursuit leads them back to the desolate ruins of Jheeter's Gate station, where a final, terrifying showdown awaits, promising to unveil the dark secrets buried within a labyrinthine railway station.

Critical Reception

"From the acclaimed pen of Carlos Ruiz Zafón, 'The Midnight Palace' is celebrated as a captivating gothic mystery that enthralls readers with its atmospheric prose and intricate storytelling."

Metadata

ISBN:9780297857433
Pages:200
Age Rating:16+

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