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Violence
A lot
Murder investigation with a dark hunter-prey premise; some graphic crime scenes
Language
Some
Some strong language
Sexual Content
Some
Adult romantic content; the Eve/Roarke relationship is explicit
Substance Use
None
No substance use
Emotional Intensity
Some
Themes of power, cruelty, and what privilege permits people to do
What this book is about
The thirty-first In Death novel finds Lieutenant Eve Dallas investigating a series of murders where wealthy elites are hunting humans for sport. J.D. Robb's near-future police procedural series remains one of genre fiction's most durable: the Eve/Roarke relationship continues to deepen alongside the forensic investigative work. This installment has a particularly dark premise — human hunting — executed with the series' characteristic propulsive plotting.
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Human hunting premise
Graphic crime content
Adult romantic content
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