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Violence
A lot
Political violence, brutal treatment of political enemies, and some deaths
Language
Barely any
Clean literary science fiction prose
Sexual Content
Some
Some sexual content in the context of a royal court and romantic relationships
Substance Use
Some
References to recreational substances in a sci-fi setting
Emotional Intensity
A lot
Psychological manipulation, trauma, and the cost of political survival
What this book is about
Moon Dawntreader Summer seeks the technology behind the immortal Snow Queen on the planet Tiamat, where offworld technology and ancient sibyl mysticism collide in this Hugo Award-winning science fiction epic of political intrigue and personal sacrifice.
Notes for sensitive readers
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Political violence and brutality
Psychological manipulation by powerful figures
Some sexual content in court settings
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