: Alina Bachmann
: Times like Midnight Blue (English Edition)
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: 9783769348958
: Midnight Blue
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A lot has changed since that night in the mansion. Ramon's visions are back, and this time, they are even more uncontrollable than before. It feels to him as if everything starts all over again, and he suffers strongly from his sudden loss of control. While he and Tim try everything in their power to prevent Luna's foreshadowed death, she has to deal with her own problems. A new student has transferred to her school, and he is no stranger to her. And then there were the last words of the magicians who were threatening to return and who wouldn't give up until they got what they wanted.

Alina Bachmann was born in a small city between Cologne and Bonn in 2000. 2018 she started studying German and English in Bonn. Today, she lives happily with her eight birds and two spiders in her favorite city Cologne. Her love for writing stories developed in her early childhood. What used to be short stories about mice and dinosaurs turned into fan fictions about different YouTubers until she eventually published her first novel'Minds like Midnight Blue' in 2020. In 2023 she published the English translation of the first Midnight Blue book.

Chapter 1


It was already dawn when I woke up. Usually, I would still be sleeping deeply and soundly that early in the morning, but something – and I didn’t mean the quietly snoring body that was lying next to me – prevented me from sleeping any further. I couldn’t really explain what was going on, but some kind of unfamiliar unrest kept me awake. I wasn’t nervous. Really.

Even though today was going to be the first day of school after the summer vacations and therefore the beginning of the new school year, it wasn’t my first day of school in general. There was no reason to be nervous. And even less since I wasn’t new to this school anymore. I had already made some friends, I was familiar with the teachers, and I knew what to expect from my school. Nothing was new to me. Nothing was unfamiliar. Still, I felt uncomfortable even long before school would actually start. What was going on with me?

I glanced next to me. Ramon was still deeply asleep. But there was no reason for him to already be awake; we still had plenty of time until my alarm clock would ring and notify us that it was time to start the day.

Maybe I wasn’t used to sleeping next to another person. Being in so much physical contact with another person was a very new experience for me. Never before had I been in such an odd situation as I was now. Never before had I gotten that close to another human. Maybe my body simply needed more time to get used to the fact that I had less space in bed than before.

Restless, I turned around. I