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Violence
Very heavy
Serial murder with graphic crime scenes; the victims' experiences depicted
Language
A lot
Strong language
Sexual Content
A lot
Sexual content—some assault depicted
Substance Use
Some
Some social drinking
Emotional Intensity
Very heavy
Will Trent's dyslexia and how he hides it as the series' central character detail; the murder's darkness; the two investigators' convergence
What this book is about
Detective Michael Ormewood catches a murder case that is connected to a serial killer from years ago. Will Trent—GBI agent with dyslexia who hides it—is investigating in parallel. Triptych is the first Will Trent novel—one of the most acclaimed crime thriller series of the past twenty years, with BookTok readers loving both the Will Trent books and the TV adaptation.
Notes for sensitive readers
Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.
Graphic crime scenes—Slaughter does not soften violence
Sexual assault depicted
Strong language
Will Trent's dyslexia—central and moving character detail
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