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Violence
A lot
Threats against police officers; violence from corrupt cops
Language
Some
Moderate profanity
Sexual Content
Some
Explicit sexual scenes between Eve and Roarke
Substance Use
Some
Alcohol and references to drug distribution by corrupt cops
Emotional Intensity
A lot
Internal police corruption creates constant danger and psychological pressure
What this book is about
The 32nd In Death novel set in 2059. Detective Peabody accidentally overhears evidence of corruption within the NYPSD, putting her in the crosshairs of dirty cops willing to kill to protect their operation. Lt. Eve Dallas must bring down the corruption while keeping her partner alive. Published in 2011.
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Explicit sexual content
Corrupt law enforcement violence
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