At the Stroke of Midnight

n three days, it would mark the anniversary of the death of Dean McCloud, a western movie star of the 70’s. The coroner called it a suicide, leaving his fans disillusioned.

Tricia Lancaster, a reporter for a small time newspaper volunteered to cover the story. Even though the movie star died before she was born, she’s felt a connection to him. She thought if she wrote the story, her curiosity would be satisfied and she could move on with her life.

When she’s miraculously transported back in time and it’s three days before Dean died, she realizes she has a chance to stop him from pulling the trigger. After meeting Dean, Tricia is convinced with his overconfident attitude he would have never killed himself.

Dean McCloud thinks Tricia is trippin’ when she tells him she’s from the future. However, when Tricia’s predictions start coming true, Dean realizes maybe she’s not a crazy chick after all.

Someone is determined to murder him and they have until the Stroke of Midnight on New Years Eve to find out who wants him dead.