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Mystery · 2013 · R

Unseen

by Karin Slaughter

Will Trent goes undercover in a Georgia biker gang — while Sara Linton faces a threat she doesn't see coming

For17+GenreMysteryLength416 pagesRead time~10.5 hours

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Violence

Very heavy

Extreme graphic crime violence; Slaughter's crime scenes are among the most graphic in mainstream crime fiction

Language

Some

Adult language in Slaughter's crime thriller register

Sexual Content

Barely any

Minimal sexual content

Substance Use

A lot

The drug trade is central; significant substance abuse throughout

Emotional Intensity

A lot

The psychological weight of undercover work — and the personal costs of what Will witnesses — creates genuine intensity

What this book is about

The seventh Will Trent novel sends Will undercover in a criminal organization while Sara faces a separate threat. Slaughter writes graphic crime fiction with extreme violence; the drug trade and its violence are depicted without restraint. For adult readers of crime fiction who are familiar with Slaughter's register.

Notes for sensitive readers

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

Extreme graphic violence throughout

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