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Violence
A lot
Murder, CIA operations, multiple threat escalations
Language
A lot
Strong language
Sexual Content
A lot
Explicit romantic content
Substance Use
Barely any
Social drinking in New Orleans context
Emotional Intensity
Some
Family estrangement and discovering who a parent really was
What this book is about
Karen Whitlaw's estranged father is found murdered in New Orleans. He leaves her a package that the killers want badly. Detective Marc Chesneau—who's actually CIA—is the most infuriating person assigned to her case. Kill and Tell is a tightly plotted spy thriller / romance with strong New Orleans atmosphere.
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Explicit romantic content
CIA thriller plot
Strong language
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