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Thriller · 2005 · PG-13

Hour Game

by David Baldacci

Two investigators hunt a serial killer who borrows the signatures of history's worst murderers.

Baldacci's #1 "New York Times" bestseller brings back Sean King and Michelle Maxwell--the unstoppable duo from "Split Second"--on the trails of two diabolical killers, one of whom is copying the other--and stealing the "credit."

For14+GenreThrillerLength384 pagesRead time~10 hours

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Violence

A lot

Serial killer murders; crime scene violence; dark content

Language

Some

Strong language

Sexual Content

Barely any

Brief adult content

Substance Use

None

No substance use

Emotional Intensity

Some

Themes of celebrity killers, copycat crime, and the psychology of imitation

What this book is about

The second King and Maxwell novel (2004) follows Secret Service agents Sean King and Michelle Maxwell as they investigate a series of murders in which the killer imitates the methods of famous serial killers. Suspenseful crime thriller. For adults.

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Serial killer content

Crime violence

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