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Violence
Some
Near-fatal assault; murder investigation in Paris; corporate conspiracy violence
Language
Some
Mild to moderate language
Sexual Content
Barely any
Mild; adult relationships
Substance Use
Barely any
Mild
Emotional Intensity
A lot
Strong; the secrets old men keep; corporate corruption on a European scale; Gamache and Reine-Marie in a setting that is entirely theirs
What this book is about
The sixteenth Gamache novel moves the action entirely to Paris: Armand and Reine-Marie are visiting for the birth of their grandchild when an old friend — Armand's godfather — is pushed from a bridge and left in critical condition. Penny's Paris mystery is a departure from Three Pines in setting but not in theme: the old man has secrets, the city has layers, and whatever he knew is worth killing for.
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