Seven Minutes to Midnight is a poignant journey through memory, love, and legacy.

When Daniel Rodgers' life ends in an instant, time doesn't stop-it rewinds. In the seven minutes between heartbeat and eternity, he is drawn back through the moments that defined him: the joy of first love, the devotion of a loyal dog, the awe of fatherhood, the courage to stand up for what's right, the pain of failure, and the enduring wisdom of his grandfather.

As each memory unfolds, Daniel discovers that life's meaning isn't found in perfection, but in connection-in the love we give, the forgiveness we accept, and the legacy we leave behind. Through laughter, loss, and quiet revelation, he comes to understand one simple truth: love only exists when it is given away.

Both tender and thought-provoking, Seven Minutes to Midnight is a reflective work of literary fiction that asks what it truly means to live fully, forgive deeply, and let go with peace. Perfect for readers who were moved by The Five People You Meet in Heaven, Before We Were Strangers, and Tuesdays with Morrie.