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Violence
A lot
Graphic murders by poisoning, plus the series' usual tense chase and confrontation scenes
Language
Some
Strong, frequent profanity is a hallmark of the series, noted specifically by reviewers here
Sexual Content
Some
The Eve/Roarke relationship includes explicit-adjacent scenes typical of the series
Substance Use
Barely any
Social drinking among New York's elite
Emotional Intensity
Some
A revenge plot built on obsession and manipulation, with sexually explicit letters used as a plot device
What this book is about
In the fourteenth In Death novel, Lieutenant Eve Dallas confronts Julianna Dunne, a poisoner she helped convict a decade earlier, now released and picking off wealthy men in a coldly plotted revenge spree that circles back toward Eve herself.
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