<DIV>Sabine is trapped between two very different lives—one of privilege and security, but lacking intimacy; the other of economic struggle, but loving relationships. Yet, for as long as she can remember, every night at 12:01 AM she seamlessly transitions from one life to the other, no matter where she is or what she is doing. Sabine is so tormented by the need to keep her unusual circumstance a secret and the isolation it causes, she begins to consider suicide. Then, a sudden separation in her physical realities leads her to believe she may be able to end one life and choose to keep the other. Is Sabine willing to risk everything for a chance at one normal life worth living? Jessica Shirvington’s riveting tale of a unique life—and what makes such a life worth living—won’t fail to stun readers. </DIV>