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Violence
A lot
Murder; sexual violence; the violence of a rural community's secrets
Language
A lot
Strong language; Slaughter's unflinching register
Sexual Content
Some
Strong; sexual violence is described in Slaughter's characteristic detailed manner
Substance Use
Some
Moderate; the culture of rural Georgia
Emotional Intensity
Very heavy
Very strong; a community that protects its own by erasing evidence; what violence does to the people investigating it; Sara and Jeffrey's relationship under the weight of everything they've seen
What this book is about
The sixth Grant County novel, and Slaughter's departure from the series: Sara Linton finds herself in a rural Georgia town where a young woman has been murdered and the local culture is violently resistant to outside investigation. Slaughter's Grant County series is her most personal work — Sara's relationship with Jeffrey Tolliver is reaching a breaking point, and the case reflects the psychological state of both.
Notes for sensitive readers
Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.
Graphic sexual violence in Slaughter's trademark detailed style
Strong language throughout
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