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Violence
Some
A murder and its investigation; some violence in the revelation; psychological threat throughout
Language
Some
Moderate adult language; witty literary voice
Sexual Content
Some
Adult relationships and infidelity among the characters
Substance Use
Barely any
None
Emotional Intensity
A lot
The unreliable narrator playing with the reader; the psychological revelation of who these people actually are
What this book is about
A famous actress invites her inner circle to a private Greek island for a holiday—and someone ends up dead. Alex Michaelides's psychological thriller is formally playful, with a narrator who knows the ending and teases the reader toward it. Sharp, stylish, and deliberately theatrical.
Notes for sensitive readers
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