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Violence
Some
Crime violence consistent with the series
Language
Some
Strong language; Grafton's Kinsey has a direct voice
Sexual Content
Barely any
No significant sexual content
Substance Use
None
Drinking in the PI investigation context
Emotional Intensity
Some
Themes of identity, chosen disappearance, and family secrets
What this book is about
The tenth Kinsey Millhone novel opens when a man presumed dead is spotted in Mexico. When Kinsey goes to verify, she finds herself in the middle of family secrets, insurance fraud, and a man who chose to disappear. Grafton uses the premise to also examine Kinsey's own family mysteries.
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Crime mystery violence
Family identity themes
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