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Neo Noir

Apr 11, 2022
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Book Review — Midnight, Water City by Chris McKinney

An upside-down city underwater Midnight, Water City
By: Chris McKinney
Release Date: July 13, 2021
Publisher: Soho Crime
Series: Water City #1
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Midnight, Water City is the first book in a new series by Hawaiian author Chris McKinney. Neo-noir elements are cleverly combined with science fiction, painting a futuristic world you can’t help but be drawn to.

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