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Violence
Some
Murders and some thriller violence throughout the investigation
Language
Some
Adult language in Coben's thriller register
Sexual Content
Barely any
Minimal sexual content
Substance Use
Barely any
Some drinking
Emotional Intensity
Some
The disorienting psychological experience of not knowing what you saw — and Coben's careful misdirection — creates effective and sustained paranoia
What this book is about
Harlan Coben's psychological thriller follows Maya, a former soldier accused of killing her sister and whose husband is then murdered, who sees her dead husband on her nanny cam playing with their daughter. Coben builds effective suburban paranoia with his characteristic twist plotting. Adult thriller violence and content throughout. For adult readers of psychological thrillers.
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