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The City Below

The City Below

Released: 2020-12-22
© Kory M. Shrum
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Released: 2020-12-22
© Kory M. Shrum

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A new science fiction thriller from the bestselling author of the Shadows in the Water series.
In the meticulously controlled world of Zone 2, Commander Grace Buteo has dedicated her life to keeping citizens safe from cybercrime, terrorism, and threats from the outer zones. But when an IED meant for Grace kills her husband and son, her belief in the city she protects begins to fracture.
Desperate for purpose, Grace immerses herself in a high-profile investigation: the theft of twenty-six artificial organs from a powerful genetic engineering corporation. What begins as a routine case soon exposes cracks in the city's perfect façade—and raises unsettling questions about the people closest to her.
For fans of Philip K. Dick's provocative science fiction and J.D. Robb's In Death series, The City Below is a gripping blend of mystery, technology, and moral suspense.
Praise for The City Below
★★★★★ "Wow! Great read—an incredible amount of detail."
★★★★★ "A powerful new science fiction novel featuring a strong female lead you can't help but root for."
★★★★★ "Rich, immersive worldbuilding with fully realized characters you instantly connect with."
★★★★★ "A chilling blend of The Matrix and 1984."
★★★★★ "Science fiction that captures the full scope of a future world."
★★★★★ "A fantastic work of science fiction with a compelling hero—and anti-hero—to follow."
★★★★★ "Captivating!"

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Apple Books: Customer Reviews

2021-11-30

Amazingly captivating as always

Wow another great story by Kory I found this one hard to actually put down only doing so when my eyes gave up and iPad fell out my hands you can relate to the characters and even though it’s set in the future you can feel what it would be like and imagine yourself living t these times. Onto book 2 now for me thank you Kory for another great series.
Cat77cat51
2021-06-05

Kory goes mainstream sci-fi.

I original read this book and reviewed it before reading Kory’s other series. I now have a slightly different view of it and such thought I was not doing it justice in my first review.
This series moves away from Kory’s normal supernatural themes and into a more ‘traditional’ sci-fi setting.
Kory, however, maintains her creativity. She again produces some interesting and likeable characters which makes for easy reading.
If you like Kory’s books you will also like this. If you haven’t read any of Kory’s other books (which I highly recommend) it doesn’t matter. This is a good stand alone series which will hold your interest.
By way of recommendation I have also read the second book and preordered the third.
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