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Violence
A lot
Professional assassin's murders; the threat to Eve escalating
Language
Some
Moderate language
Sexual Content
Some
Adult content; Eve and Roarke's established relationship
Substance Use
Barely any
Mild
Emotional Intensity
A lot
Strong; the professional-grade threat to Eve; what Roarke's power can and cannot protect; Eve's refusal to be a protected victim
What this book is about
The twelfth In Death novel: a professional assassin is killing people at a Roarke hotel property — people who will eventually testify against a criminal organization. The killer is hired help, but the target is Eve. Roberts elevates the threat level and puts Roarke in the unusual position of being unable to protect his wife through his usual means.
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Professional killer's murders
Adult content
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