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Violence
Some
Multiple brutal murders described; non-graphic but disturbing crime scenes
Language
Some
Some profanity; direct modern dialogue
Sexual Content
Some
Sexual content related to crimes; adult relationships mentioned
Substance Use
Some
Drug use by characters; substance abuse relevant to the investigation
Emotional Intensity
A lot
Dark psychological themes; sadism; a vulnerable teenager exploited by predators
What this book is about
A teenager Alex Delaware once treated calls him in a dissociative state—and is soon arrested for a series of brutal murders. Delaware doesn't believe the young man is capable of the crimes and begins his own investigation into what really happened, uncovering a world of sadistic predators hiding behind respectability. One of the darkest entries in the series.
Notes for sensitive readers
Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.
A teenager is accused of murders he may not have committed
Sexual exploitation and sadism explored as criminal motives
Drug use by a vulnerable minor
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