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Violence
Some
A murder mystery involves real violence — a researcher is killed, threats escalate toward the heroine
Language
Some
Adult language consistent with contemporary romantic suspense
Sexual Content
A lot
Sexual content between Callie and Jake is open-door and moderately heated
Substance Use
Barely any
Characters drink at archaeological digs and in social settings
Emotional Intensity
Some
The dual mystery — who committed the recent murder and who stole Callie as a baby — creates sustained psychological tension
What this book is about
Callie Dunbrook is an archaeologist excavating a Native American site in small-town Maryland when human remains turn up that are more recent than expected. When a DNA test suggests she was stolen as an infant, the past collides with the present. Jake Graystone, her complicated ex, keeps appearing at the dig. Roberts blends romantic suspense and mystery with archaeological detail in this standalone thriller.
Notes for sensitive readers
Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.
A researcher killed; heroine threatened
Identity theft theme — protagonist learns she was stolen as an infant
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