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Violence
A lot
Multiple murders depicted; assassin's work shown with moderate detail
Language
Some
Moderate profanity throughout
Sexual Content
Barely any
Brief romantic scenes; non-explicit
Substance Use
Barely any
Drug trade is a plot element
Emotional Intensity
Some
Suspense of hunter becoming hunted; moral ambiguity around the killer
What this book is about
A ruthless female assassin targets a St. Louis drug dealer who wronged her, then sets her sights on the people who helped bring her down years ago — including Minneapolis detective Lucas Davenport. The thirteenth Prey novel is a cat-and-mouse thriller with Davenport hunting a sympathetic but deadly killer across multiple states.
Notes for sensitive readers
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Assassination and murder
Drug trafficking context
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