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    Midnight Hour: A chilling anthology of crime fiction from 20 authors of color
    Midnight Hour: A chilling anthology of crime fiction from 20 authors of color
    Midnight Hour: A chilling anthology of crime fiction from 20 authors of color
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    Midnight Hour: A chilling anthology of crime fiction from 20 authors of color

    Written by Abby L. Vandiver

    Narrated by Leon Nixon, Carolina Hoyos, Catherine Ho and

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    About this audiobook

    From a simple robbery gone horribly wrong to a grisly murder in a secret love dungeon, this stellar collection of crime fiction short stories showcases some of today's finest voices of color.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media
    Release dateMar 1, 2022
    ISBN9781666548365
    Midnight Hour: A chilling anthology of crime fiction from 20 authors of color
    Author

    Abby L. Vandiver

    Abby L. Vandiver is a Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestselling author who has always enjoyed writing, combining that with her gift for telling stories and love of mystery she became an author. A hybrid, she has written as an indie as well as a traditionally published author. She has penned more than twenty-five books and short stories.

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