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Violence
A lot
Readers flag graphic murder and a strangulation; the opening suicide by train is described on the page
Language
Some
Moderate profanity
Sexual Content
A lot
Rape is flagged as occurring on the page, and sexual assault is a graphic-level reader warning
Substance Use
Some
Alcohol consumption features in the social manipulation, with pills used as a tool
Emotional Intensity
Stalking, orchestrated gaslighting, panic attacks, trauma, and layered grief — the death of a friend, a sister, and a recounted father's death — plus ableist language and body shaming flagged by reviewers
What this book is about
Shay Miller is the last person to see Amanda Evinger alive on a Manhattan platform. Amanda's friends, the polished Cassandra and Jane Moore, draw Shay into their circle with unnerving speed. The novel alternates Shay's data-obsessed narration with a collective voice belonging to the women who have already decided what she is for.
Notes for sensitive readers
Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.
Graphic suicide on the page
On-page rape
Stalking and coordinated gaslighting
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