From Dusk to Dawn

From Dusk to Dawn by Maggie Barrett, published in December 2015, is a 262-page work that delves into the complexities of personal belief and its impact on relationships. Set in an isolated inn on the edge of a cliff, the narrative unfolds as six characters engage in a game while awaiting rescue at the turn of the millennium. The story captures the dynamics between a British ex-military man and his long-time wife, a New York surgeon with his artist lover, a recently jilted lawyer, and a waitress with hidden depths.

Readers will find a dramatic exploration of family and relationships as the characters confront their beliefs and the truths that lie beneath them. As the twelve-hour timeline progresses, tensions rise, and family secrets come to light, prompting reflections on the nature of belief itself. This edition presents a thought-provoking narrative that challenges readers to consider the distinction between belief and truth within the context of human connections.