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Violence
Some
Action sequences and some violence in the thriller-heist register
Language
Some
Some profanity in Jazz's voice throughout
Sexual Content
Some
Some sexual references and adult humor in Jazz's narration
Substance Use
Barely any
Social drinking in the moon city setting
Emotional Intensity
Barely any
Mild: a fun heist story with light tone despite the stakes
What this book is about
Jazz Bashara lives in Artemis, the first and only city on the Moon, working as a porter while running small-scale smuggling to supplement her income. When a wealthy industrialist offers her a life-changing sum to sabotage a competitor's operation, Jazz agrees — finding herself in the middle of a conspiracy that threatens the entire moon city. Andy Weir's follow-up to The Martian is lighter in tone, with a witty first-person narrator and meticulously detailed moon-city world-building.
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