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Violence
A lot
Content notes list murder, physical abuse, gun violence, kidnapping and home invasion; reviewers say Ware keeps Lo out of the sustained physical peril of the first book
Language
A lot
Cursing is specifically flagged; Ware's narrators swear freely
Sexual Content
Some
Sexual violence and harassment are noted as present in the content notes rather than depicted at length
Substance Use
Some
Substance use is flagged, along with Lo's habitual drinking under stress
Emotional Intensity
Very heavy
Panic attacks and anxiety disorder are explicit content notes, plus threatening messages, mental illness, a death by suicide, and the residue of Lo's earlier trauma
What this book is about
Ware's first sequel returns to Lo Blacklock, now out of travel journalism and raising children, who accepts an invitation to a Geneva hotel launch. A woman from her past reappears, a body follows, and Lo is running across Europe with a story nobody official will accept.
Notes for sensitive readers
Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.
Death by suicide
Kidnapping and home invasion
Panic disorder depicted
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