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Violence
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Language
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Sexual Content
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None
Substance Use
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None
Emotional Intensity
Barely any
Historical puzzle
What this book is about
Inspector Grant, hospitalized with a broken leg, becomes obsessed with the portrait of Richard III — and sets out to prove whether or not the king actually murdered the Princes in the Tower. A brilliant historical mystery voted the greatest crime novel ever written by the Crime Writers' Association.
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Entirely appropriate for all readers
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