There was a cyberpunk/dystopia book published last year where the flooding of the Ohio River was a major part of the background.

It's called Mosaic 17K. It's by Christopher Drake. I really liked it. Fair warning: It's a big book.

u/ChristopherDrake · 2 points r/Cyberpunk

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u/DuCo_Magpie · 1 point r/printSF

Mosaic 17K by Christopher Drake definitely fits this description. Near future, dystopian SF. It's the author's first novel and, imo a damned good read. I've read it twice so far. Right now it's free through Kindle Unlimited not sure for how long though.

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