The Mida, Book Three: Destiny of Darkness and Light

It was the spring of 1965, and Sarah, the carnival cook, has returned to Prairie Bluff, Wisconsin. Waking up to find the carnival was sitting high on a bluff above her family’s business did not make Sarah’s day. In her previous life, she managed The Prairie Bluff Inn and Amphitheater. Her fiancé was a musician and sang in the house band. But when a plane crash took his life and the life they had planned together, she ran from painful memories and lost dreams. Initially thinking she could just slip back into her old life again for a while, Sarah retreats into a quieter time when everything seemed simple. But as the week progresses, she discovers that while home had not changed; she had. She once craved the excitement of the 60’s music scene, and now all she wanted was a white house with a picket fence; lots of kids in the yard, and family nearby. The problem was she was now married to Frank, the carnival’s creature whisperer. And traveling with the mystically-powerful carnival meant not being able to have a child. Should she leave her husband for her old life and the stability she longed for? As she struggles with this decision, she discovers her family tree has a complicated branch. Her decision to stand in the darkness or the light will affect not only her, but the safety of the carnival. Will she be able to protect the carnival, or will the carnival need protection from her?

About the Series:

The Mida is a mystical, time-traveling carnival; a place for its people to hide from the world until they have to face the reality of their pasts.