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Violence
A lot
Includes a break-in and a graphically described assault on the heroine, explicitly flagged by reviewers as a sexual-violence trigger warning for a specific chapter
Language
Barely any
Mild-to-moderate
Sexual Content
Some
The assault referenced above has sexual-violence overtones per reader content warnings
Substance Use
None
Not a major factor
Emotional Intensity
A lot
Nora was also bullied as a child; the book handles trauma recovery as a central theme, described by one reviewer as noticeably darker than Higgins's earlier work
What this book is about
After surviving a violent assault, Dr. Nora Stuart retreats to her Maine hometown to recover, forced to face the family and painful memories of childhood bullying she'd spent years avoiding, in one of Higgins's darker, more emotionally intense novels.
Notes for sensitive readers
Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.
Graphically described sexual-violence assault scene (flagged specifically by reviewers)
Childhood bullying trauma
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