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Violence
A lot
Professional assassination of a family; child trauma; a survivor in Eve's household
Language
Some
Moderate language
Sexual Content
Barely any
Adult content; the established relationship
Substance Use
Barely any
Mild
Emotional Intensity
Very heavy
Very strong; a child who survived something she can't process; Eve's particular response to threatened children (given her own history); the household adjusting to the girl's presence
What this book is about
The twentieth In Death novel: a family is murdered in a professional attack, and the sole survivor is the nine-year-old who hid under a bed. Eve must protect the girl while finding out who hired the killers and why — all without revealing to the child more than she's ready to know. Roberts writes the child with particular care.
Notes for sensitive readers
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Professional murder of a family including children
Child survivor trauma
Adult content
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