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Violence
Some
Crime violence and magical combat
Language
Some
Strong language; British police vernacular
Sexual Content
Barely any
Brief sexual content
Substance Use
Some
Drug use is central to the case
Emotional Intensity
Barely any
Themes of class, power, and the hidden magical history of London
What this book is about
The sixth Peter Grant novel draws Peter into the world of high-end London real estate, cocaine, and Faceless Man's continuing scheme, with Mama Thames's daughter Lady Ty central to the case. Aaronovitch's urban fantasy procedural is as witty and culturally specific as ever.
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Drug use (cocaine) as plot element
Crime violence
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