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Violence
Some
Thriller confrontations; some menace; the fashion-military world has real violence at its margins
Language
Some
Moderate language; stylish narrative voice
Sexual Content
Barely any
Brief adult romance; a relationship that develops thoughtfully
Substance Use
Some
Milgrim's recovery from addiction; moderate social drinking elsewhere
Emotional Intensity
Some
Who controls cool and why it matters, the military-fashion complex, the surprising warmth of characters in a cold world
What this book is about
Hollis Henry and Milgrim return in the conclusion of the Blue Ant trilogy. Hubertus Bigend — the Belgian marketing genius who manipulates everyone — wants to discover the source of a mysterious military fashion label called Gabriel Hound. What follows is a chase through the fashion-industrial complex and the private security world, where clothing is intelligence and desire is manufactured. Gibson's most playful and perhaps warmest novel.
Notes for sensitive readers
Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.
drug recovery as character arc
corporate and government menace
best read as third in Blue Ant trilogy
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