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Violence
Some
Some action violence as the Harlequins and Tabula conflict
Language
Barely any
Mild language in Hawks's thriller register
Sexual Content
Barely any
Minimal sexual content
Substance Use
None
No substance use
Emotional Intensity
Some
Moderate psychological intensity around the surveillance state and the question of who can really be free
What this book is about
The first Fourth Realm novel follows Maya, a Harlequin warrior who has been protecting free people from the Tabula — a secret organization that monitors all human activity through a vast surveillance network — and the two American brothers who are the last Travelers. Twelve Hawks writes accessible conspiracy thriller SF; the surveillance themes are prescient. For adult readers of thrillers.
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