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Thin Air

Fiction · 1995 · PG-13

Thin Air

by Robert B. Parker

Spenser searches for a cop's missing wife and finds a dangerous obsession waiting to explode

For14+GenreFictionLength306 pagesRead time~7.5 hours

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Violence

Some

Moderate violence including threats and a climactic confrontation with an obsessive pursuer

Language

Some

Strong language throughout

Sexual Content

Some

Adult romantic references including the nature of an obsessive attachment

Substance Use

Barely any

Social drinking typical of the series

Emotional Intensity

Some

Psychological themes of obsession, control, and domestic danger

What this book is about

A police officer asks Spenser to find his missing wife Lisa — but the more Spenser digs, the more he discovers that Lisa ran for a reason, and that the man hunting her is someone who will never let go. A tense domestic thriller about obsession and the violence that lurks behind seeming normality, with Parker's usual sharp dialogue and moral compass.

Notes for sensitive readers

Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.

stalking and obsession as central themes

domestic danger and threat to women

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