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Violence
A lot
Action combat; bioweapon threat; deaths in action
Language
Some
Moderate language
Sexual Content
Some
Sexual encounters in the Cussler tradition
Substance Use
Barely any
Moderate alcohol use
Emotional Intensity
Some
Bioweapon threat against civilian population creates large-scale dread
What this book is about
A 2004 Dirk Pitt novel co-written with Dirk Cussler featuring a Japanese biological weapon developed during World War II that was never deployed — until now. The son and daughter of Dirk Pitt face a conspiracy involving a Korean radical group who has retrieved the bioweapon. One of the series' entries that features Dirk Pitt Jr. and Summer Pitt alongside the classic hero.
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Bioweapon plot
Combat violence
Sexual content
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