Haunted by the traumatic events of his abduction two years ago, sixteen-year-old Daniel Robinson has tried everything to make his escalating nightmares vanish. Failing to cope with it on his own, Daniel knows it's only a matter of time before his family, best friend, and his girlfriend notice the lingering effects of his insomnia. Will Daniel reach out for help, or allow the nightmares to consume his sanity?

Meanwhile, Daniel's best friend, Kyle Hanson, has been invited by Enterprise's Varsity basketball captain to take part in the Varsity team's rituals at the mysterious Midnight House. Skeptical of their motives, Daniel takes matters into his own hands to find out what's going on at the secretive hideaway. Is this Kyle's chance to prove himself to the Varsity team, or is something more sinister at play?

As the boys navigate through the complications of new friendships, jealousy, romance, and high school, their unbreakable bond and the strength of their friendship will be tested. Can they survive what's waiting at Midnight House?

Midnight House is the second Young Adult Action-Adventure novel in The Field Series by Ian Dawson

Ian Dawson has been a storyteller since childhood. He entertained family and friends with puppet shows and comic strips, and he later channeled his creativity into presentations during his school years.

Ian's passion for film, TV, and theater led him to earn a Bachelor's degree in Dramatic Art from UC Davis in 2003. During his time there, he wrote and directed a play and several short films. He also had his work produced at Sacramento State University in 2005. While in the Sacramento area, Ian contributed to organizations like the Sacramento Educational Cable Consortium and Davis Media Access, where he honed his skills in writing and producing content.

In 2007, Ian made the move to Los Angeles and achieved a Master's degree in Screenwriting from Cal State Northridge in 2010. During his time at CSUN, he crafted multiple screenplays and gained invaluable experience through internships at Lionsgate and Paramount Pictures.

In 2018, Ian introduced readers to his Young Adult novel, The Field, followed by its sequel, Midnight House, in 2021. Apart from writing, Ian's interests include reading, cooking, travel, and making people laugh. He currently resides in Los Angeles, California.