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Mystery · 1600 · PG-13

The Lonely Silver Rain

by John D. MacDonald

Travis McGee's final case brings the darkest danger yet when a cartel puts a price on his head

For14+GenreMysteryLength254 pagesRead time~6.5 hours

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Violence

A lot

Cartel violence, murder, and physical danger

Language

Some

Strong language throughout

Sexual Content

Some

Sexual encounters described

Substance Use

Some

Drug trafficking as central plot element

Emotional Intensity

Some

Psychological weight of mortality and aging

What this book is about

In his twenty-first and final adventure, Travis McGee discovers the bodies of three young people on a recovered yacht, accidentally stumbling into a deadly dispute between rival drug cartels. When the cartel marks him for death, McGee must use all his cunning to survive in a case that brings unexpected personal revelation.

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Cartel violence and murder

Drug trafficking themes

Sexual content

Strong language

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