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Violence
A lot
Suicide/murder investigation; the violence of boom-town crime; a trafficking subplot
Language
Some
Moderate language
Sexual Content
Barely any
Mild
Substance Use
Some
Moderate; drinking in the oil field culture
Emotional Intensity
A lot
Strong; the moral cost of energy development; what a boom does to a community's identity; the detective who couldn't take what he saw anymore
What this book is about
The tenth Longmire mystery finds Walt in the oil boom town of Absalom, Wyoming, investigating a fellow lawman's apparent suicide. The boom economy has transformed the community: new money, new crime, and workers streaming in from elsewhere. Johnson's political instincts are sharp — this is a Longmire novel about what energy extraction does to a place and its people.
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Human trafficking subplot
Suicide investigation
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