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Violence
Some
Murder investigation; crime scenes and thriller violence
Language
Some
Some strong language
Sexual Content
Some
Adult romantic content between Eve and Roarke
Substance Use
None
No substance use
Emotional Intensity
Some
Themes of justice, protection, and the vulnerabilities of those who can't protect themselves
What this book is about
The twenty-third In Death novel finds Eve Dallas investigating murders connected to an accounting firm — and to a pregnant woman whose baby may be in danger. J.D. Robb's near-future procedural series is among genre fiction's most durable long-running series, with the Eve/Roarke dynamic deepening with each installment while the mysteries remain genuinely engaging.
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Thriller violence
Adult romantic content
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