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Violence
A lot
Significant action violence throughout; jungle peril, predator attacks, and conflict with hostile forces
Language
Some
Adult language in the adventure thriller register
Sexual Content
Barely any
Minimal sexual content
Substance Use
None
No substance use
Emotional Intensity
Barely any
Low psychological intensity; Rollins writes pure adventure — the emotional register is survival and discovery
What this book is about
James Rollins's adventure thriller follows Dr. Nathan Rand, whose father was presumed dead in the Amazon years ago — and then walks out of the jungle, miraculously cured of an old injury before dying. Rand joins an expedition into the jungle to find the source of the miraculous healing. Rollins writes fast-paced adventure fiction with high violence and a relentless pace; the Amazon setting is vivid and the action sequences are numerous. For adult readers of adventure thrillers.
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