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Violence
A lot
Military action; terrorist threat; some violent confrontations
Language
A lot
Military profanity; strong language throughout
Sexual Content
Very heavy
Explicit love scenes; Brockmann's romance is direct and hot
Substance Use
Some
Some drinking in military and civilian settings
Emotional Intensity
A lot
PTSD from combat; the difficulty of being believed; memory and the fear of losing one's mind
What this book is about
Tom Paoletti, returning to his hometown while recovering from a head injury, believes he's spotted a known terrorist — and no one believes him. His childhood friend Kelly Ashton does. Brockmann's Troubleshooters series launches here with her signature military detail, ensemble cast, and explicitly passionate romance.
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Explicit sexual content
Strong language
Military violence
PTSD themes
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