The fortuitous events of meeting her future husband, and eventually, becoming a young mother herself, has unexpectedly shed some light on Sasha’s mixed and confused emotional well-being – she knows it has something to do with her past. A grainy truth that nearly costs her life. But she is determined to put it behind her and move on, until the unexpected happens.
Her son is diagnosed with a terminal illness, and suddenly, Sasha is whirled back to where she started; to the memories she’d rather forget. Bombarded with the excruciating, long list of unmatched donors, and the inevitability that her only child has little time left, she is forced to track her way back to the family she no longer wishes to be associated with.
Growing up as a shadow child, can Sasha fit the pieces of jigsaw back together and will she be able to make amend with the woman of her past? Can she do it in time, before everything becomes too late?
One Minute to Midnight is a piercing, heart-breaking portrayal of how one sinful mistake between two persons would lead to a life-threatening situation of a third.
(from publisher)
Diyar Harraz is a Malaysian brought up in many countries. She writes stories that deal with ethical issues in her blog. One Minute to Midnight is her second novel after After the Storm.
| Author | Diyar Harraz |
|---|---|
| Country | MY |
| Nominating Library | Kuala Lumpar, The National Library of Malaysia |
| Publisher | Jemari Seni, Malaysia |
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