Beck thinks the New Year’s Games his fraternity puts on are stupid beyond belief, but as a senior and the frat treasurer, he’s convinced to go along with them. This year, though, a new game has been proposed, one that’s both utterly wrong and completely right. Because Beck has a secret, one that he barely acknowledges to himself, let alone his frat brothers. Beck isn’t gay, but he isn’t straight, either. Participating in this year’s games might blow his cover. So to speak. 

Adrian doesn’t want to be an engineer, or in a frat, but he’s agreed to both to get his college tuition paid for by his father. Despite the humiliation and drudgery of being one of the frat’s “baby bros”, he refuses to quit the frat. Besides, the fraternity does have its compensations, the major one for Adrian being his crush, Beck Farmington III. It’s only natural that when the games throw them together in an unexpected way that Adrian takes advantage of the situation. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity he’d be crazy to pass up. Even if everything will end at the stroke of midnight. 

When Prince Charming finds his Cinderfella, with his absolutely perfect mouth, all bets are off, and things will never be the same for either of them ever again. Meet Me at Midnight is a MM stand-alone Cinderella story with two cute college boys, inappropriate fraternity high jinks, and a happy-ever-after that starts on the stroke of midnight.