A gripping historical novel of oppression, resilience, and the fight for justice in rural Haiti. Under the shadow of a brutal dictatorship, young Odilon is thrust into a world of corruption, oppression, and political turmoil when his brother is wrongfully arrested and killed. As poverty and power collide, he must decide whether to submit to fear or rise up against the system that seeks to silence him. Set against the backdrop of rural Haiti, where lush landscapes mask the struggles of the marginalized, Midnight at Noon is a powerful story of class struggle, moral heroism, and the unbreakable spirit of resistance. Faced with the ruthless Chief Anakreyon, Odilon embarks on a journey that will test his courage and ignite the hopes of an oppressed people. Perfect for readers who love historical fiction, political thrillers, and social justice novels, Midnight at Noon brings to life a compelling narrative of revolution, resilience, and the pursuit of justice. For fans of Chinua Achebe, Edwidge Danticat, and Isabel Allende A must-read for lovers of Caribbean historical fiction and novels about political resistance A powerful and thought-provoking page-turner! Order now and experience the courage that defies tyranny

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