Coming on the heels of his first novel, Island Games, Roger Helm exlodes through the pages of his next riveting tale. Jack Stuart's life is perfect, or so it would seem. Gorgeous wife, a pair of well-behaved children, and V.P. of a growing software company. But lately he can tell something isn't right. Maybe it's his amnesia, having been in a near fatal accident eighteen months ago. Or perhaps it's because he can't step foot into an airport without growing violently ill. Whatever the reason, Jack finds himself on a journey to rediscover his lost identity. What he learns is far more than he ever bargained for. A quirky homeless girl shows up at his Florida condo, seeking refuge from a murder she'd witnessed, the victim being a trucker who had claimed to know Jack. Forced on the run now by the trucker's killers, Jack and Kristen stumble along their yellow brick road until the astonishing truth begins to unfold. Nothing is what it seems. And a single, curiously equipped lab in Scottsdale, Arizona, holds all the answers. Thought provoking and eerily prophetic of possible near-future events, Midnight in Oz will keep you spellbound until the last paragraph.