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Violence
Barely any
References to Tanner's deployments in Afghanistan and the Middle East, but battlefield violence is not the focus
Language
Barely any
Mild, typical of Sparks' work
Sexual Content
Barely any
A gentle, restrained romance
Substance Use
None
Not notable
Emotional Intensity
Some
A decades-old tragedy and questions about faith and suffering give the book its emotional core rather than graphic content
What this book is about
Tanner Hughes, raised by his grandparents to follow in his grandfather's military footsteps, returns home to Asheboro and falls for Kaitlyn, a doctor and single mother, while an elderly neighbor's decades-old tragedy and questions of faith and forgiveness ripple through the story.
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