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Violence
Some
Little physical violence; the danger is engineered rather than inflicted, though the book builds toward a genuinely threatening climax
Language
Some
Moderate profanity in Jess's first-person voice
Sexual Content
A lot
Sexual assault is a flagged content warning, and the study's later assignments involve Jess being directed into sexual situations with a stranger
Substance Use
A lot
Alcoholism and drug references appear as flagged warnings, including a doctor's access to medication
Emotional Intensity
Manipulation and psychological control are the entire subject: readers flag mental health content, self-harm, suicide references and infidelity, with a therapist deliberately dismantling a research subject's autonomy
What this book is about
Jessica Farris slips into a NYU study on ethical decision-making for the money. Subject 52's answers interest Dr Shields more than anyone else's, and the study starts moving out of the questionnaire and into Jess's life — assignments, clothes, and eventually people she is asked to test.
Notes for sensitive readers
Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.
Psychological manipulation by a therapist
Sexual assault
Suicide and self-harm references
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