Alone in New York City, Michael meets Jasmine, a mysterious, captivating woman. Soon he realizes that her confident exterior masks a troubled life, and his involvement could threaten the foundations of his boring--but suddenly precious--suburban existence. Is anyone watching as Michael follows Jasmine into danger? Does anyone care? Paperback, 240 pages.

Michael Grey is about to experience his very own dark night

of the soul. How much of his perfect life will he risk for a seductive

smile from a stranger? Alone in New York on a business trip,

37 year old Michael finds out…

A simple conversation and a short phone call plunge him into

a night out of his control. He starts by flirting with temptation and

ends up fighting for his life. Michael finds himself on the run with

nowhere to go, and as the night grows longer, he wonders if he

will live to see the rising sun.

TRAVIS THRASHER is the author of five previous novels, including Gun Lake and The Second Thief.

He spent much of his youth living with his family in Australia, Germany, New York, Florida and

North Carolina. He currently lives with his wife Sharon in suburban Chicago.

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Reviewed by SANDY COHN (PITTSBURGH, PA), August 31, 2010

Easy read but a very different writing style. You have to keep an open mind while reading this book. Michael is trying to find out the reason why he has lost contact with God and his marriage. He's tempted by Jasmine (Jana) and it explains his struggle with good and evil. Good always rules over evil. It kept my attention however I would not recommend this book to everyone.

Reviewed by Carolyn (Canada), August 24, 2010

I bought 3 books of Travis Thatcher because I wanted to find a new author. What a waste of money!! I do not care to read about how much a guy drinks in one evening, or his drinks of choice. There was nothing Christian in any of these books except for a chapter thrown in with a "oh ya, I'm a Christian .. I better think about what I'm doing." The plots were very confusing and made no sense. They were very poorly written and 2 were written from the 3rd person. I will never buy one of his books again ... and I will pay more attention to other's reviews on here !!

Reviewed by M. Mitchell (Sacramento, CA), August 23, 2010

I thought it was a good read & it really allowed you into the head of a guy struggling with sexual temptation, married or not. I work with youth & this really helped to give me insight to why some people continue making the same mistakes in dealing with the same temptation.

Reviewed by Cris Weiner (Keyser, WV), July 25, 2010

I am reading this book at a faster pace than I first thought I would. I like the real discriptions of the thought process of Micheal and his surroundings.

Reviewed by Martha Kunselman (Berlin Center, OH), May 20, 2010

interesting plot involving danger and a man battling with himself to stay faithful to his wife. it all takes place in one night.

Reviewed by Betsy Mcclendon (Claremore, OK), May 15, 2010

I was confused most of the time. I know Michael made the right decision at the end. It keeps you wondering what is going to happen. I have not had time to read the other books I ordered.

Reviewed by Ruth (Waxahachie, TX), April 26, 2010

I wish I had read the reviews before purchasing this book. Just started, but not sure I will finish reading it. I don't like the author's writing style and although I can see where the story is leading I can't seem to get totally into it. Luckily for me it was a cheap buy nonetheless. I would not recommend.

Reviewed by Paula Castagna (Madera, CA), April 25, 2010

This is a great guy's book. Short chapters. Mostly dialogue. A solid presentation of the temptations of the world. A quick read, but well worth it.

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