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Violence
Some
Murder and violence in thriller context; crime investigation
Language
Some
Moderate profanity throughout
Sexual Content
Some
Brief romantic subplot; Virgil's relationship with Frankie
Substance Use
Barely any
Brief reference to drugs
Emotional Intensity
Some
Moderate tension; investigation of wildlife trafficking and organized crime
What this book is about
When two Amur tigers are stolen from the Minnesota Zoo and their keeper is murdered, Virgil Flowers investigates what initially seems like an exotic theft. The trail leads into the illegal wildlife trade and a ruthless operation willing to kill. The ninth Virgil Flowers novel balances the absurdity of the setup with genuine menace.
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Murder
Wildlife trafficking
Mild sexual content
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