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Violence
Some
Political violence and assassination; some action sequences; nothing graphic
Language
Some
Moderate adult language; Scalzi's dialogue is witty and occasionally crude
Sexual Content
Barely any
Brief adult content; a relationship is referenced but not depicted
Substance Use
Barely any
None
Emotional Intensity
Some
The weight of impossible decisions about who survives when resources run out
What this book is about
The final Interdependency novel brings the collapse of the interstellar empire to its conclusion as Emperox Grayland II races to save as many people as possible before the Flow streams that connect human civilization disappear forever. John Scalzi's space opera finale delivers political intrigue, sharp wit, and satisfying conclusions with his trademark accessible voice.
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