Midnight in Montreal
About this audiobook
**In a city that never forgets, one woman must face the memory that refuses to die.**
When architectural researcher **Elena Voss** arrives in Montreal to investigate a mysterious underground structure, she expects blueprints and history — not echoes. Not voices. Not the feeling that the building itself remembers her name.
What begins as a study of old tunnels soon spirals into a psychological descent. Her predecessor, **Dr. Sophie Morin**, vanished months earlier while mapping the same site. But Sophie’s traces remain — recordings, sketches, and a frequency that hums deep beneath the city, pulsing in rhythm with Elena’s thoughts.
As the boundaries between past and present dissolve, Elena must confront the truth: the experiment wasn’t just about architecture — it was about *memory itself.*
Now, Montreal is remembering her.
A haunting blend of suspense, mystery, and emotional depth, *Midnight in Montreal* explores how far we’ll go to preserve what we love — and what happens when memory becomes the city we can’t escape.
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About the author
Scott Miron is a novelist and storyteller whose work blends suspense, emotion, and quiet mystery. His fiction explores the fragile boundaries between memory and identity, love and loss, and the haunting beauty of human consciousness.
With a background in engineering and a lifelong fascination for cities that seem to breathe with hidden life, Miron’s stories often take readers beneath the surface — into places where echoes linger and truth hides between shadows.
Midnight in Montreal is his latest exploration of memory, architecture, and the unseen connections that bind us to the places we call home.
He currently divides his time between Montreal and Toronto, finding inspiration in rain-soaked streets, old buildings, and the silent hours before dawn.
