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Violence
Some
Violence consistent with a serial killer investigation, including crime scene details
Language
Some
Strong language throughout
Sexual Content
Barely any
Brief references to the sexual nature of serial killer crimes
Substance Use
Barely any
Social drinking and minor substance references
Emotional Intensity
Some
Significant psychological weight as Cole confronts a professional failure and its consequences
What this book is about
Three years ago Elvis Cole helped clear Lionel Byrd of a murder charge. Now Byrd is dead, and detectives find a photo album documenting seven murders — including new evidence that Cole got it wrong. Forced to reinvestigate his own case, Cole races to prove his innocence while catching a killer who has been hiding in plain sight. A taut, morally charged thriller.
Notes for sensitive readers
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serial killer investigation themes
crime scene content
protagonist facing culpability
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