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Violence
Some
Murder investigation; hardboiled thriller violence; moderate danger
Language
Some
Moderate language with hardboiled detective sensibility
Sexual Content
Barely any
No significant sexual content
Substance Use
Some
Alcohol and substance use present as character element
Emotional Intensity
Some
Moderate psychological intensity; dangerous romantic obsession; money laundering and its enforcers
What this book is about
Kinsey Millhone is hired to babysit Reba Lafferty, newly paroled after embezzling from her wealthy employer — a task that should be straightforward. But Reba is drawn back to the dangerous man who ruined her, and Kinsey finds herself in the middle of a money-laundering investigation that has attracted serious criminal attention. The eighteenth letter in Sue Grafton's alphabet series.
Notes for sensitive readers
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Money laundering
Dangerous obsession
Moderate violence
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