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Violence
Some
Two murders; threat to a pregnant woman
Language
Some
Moderate language
Sexual Content
Barely any
Adult content; the established relationship
Substance Use
Barely any
Mild
Emotional Intensity
A lot
Strong; what parenthood means to Eve — a woman who was herself a victimized child; the tenderness Mavis brings to this storyline; corporate corruption as the engine
What this book is about
The twenty-third In Death novel: two young accountants are murdered, and the thread connects to a pregnant woman Mavis wants to help. Roberts adds a personal emotional layer — Mavis is the one who brings Eve this case, and the pregnant woman's vulnerability forces Eve to engage with something she has avoided thinking about. The accounting firm cover-up is solid thriller plotting.
Notes for sensitive readers
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Threat to a pregnant woman
Adult content
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