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Violence
Some
Deaths by technological means; vigilante violence; thriller investigation
Language
Some
Moderate language
Sexual Content
Some
Adult content; Eve and Roarke's established relationship
Substance Use
Barely any
Mild
Emotional Intensity
A lot
Strong; the same question as Vengeance — who decides who deserves to die — but through a technological lens; cyber-crime in the 2058 setting
What this book is about
The fifteenth In Death novel: a computer virus is somehow killing people through their screens — leaving them dead of brain hemorrhage with the word GUILTY on the screen. A vigilante group called Purity is using the technology to execute people they've judged guilty of crimes that escaped the law. Eve must find the virus's source before more people die.
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Vigilante killings as justice-adjacent
Adult content
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