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Violence
A lot
Graphic depictions of ritualized violence and the dark truths behind the planet's hunts
Language
Some
Moderate language
Sexual Content
Some
Some sexual content
Substance Use
Barely any
No significant substance use
Emotional Intensity
A lot
Psychological horror as the true nature of the hunts is revealed; dark exploration of human cruelty, complicity, and self-deception
What this book is about
Marjorie Westriding Yrarier is sent to the alien world of Grass to investigate why it alone is untouched by a plague killing all of humanity. What she discovers about the planet's hunt-obsessed human colonists and its native creatures is profoundly disturbing.
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Graphic ritualized violence with disturbing revelations
Psychological horror as the truth is uncovered
Dark exploration of human cruelty and denial
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