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Mystery · 1995 · R

Rising Sun

by Michael Crichton

A woman is found murdered in a Japanese corporation's boardroom — a provocative thriller about trade and power.

"On the 45th floor of the Matsumoto Tower in LA, the headquarters of the Japanese Electronics Corporation, celebrities from the film and music world mix with the captains of industry and politics. On the 46th floor, the dead body of a young woman is discovered."--Publisher.

For17+GenreMysteryLength368 pagesRead time~10 hours

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Violence

Some

Murder; crime scene violence described

Language

Some

Strong language throughout

Sexual Content

A lot

Sexually motivated murder; explicit sex tape content; graphic sexual scenes

Substance Use

None

No significant substance use

Emotional Intensity

Some

Racial stereotyping; power and exploitation themes

What this book is about

Crichton's 1992 crime thriller investigates the death of a woman found on a conference table during a party. Features graphic sexual violence (the murder is sexual in nature), explicit sexual content including a sex tape, strong language, and racial profiling themes.

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Sexually motivated murder

Explicit sexual content / sex tape

Racial stereotyping

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