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The Unquiet
Author(s) | John Connolly |
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Published | May 15, 2007 |
Publisher | Atria Books |
Genre(s) | Horror Mystery Thriller |
Age group | Adult |
The Unquiet by John Connolly is an adult horror mystery thriller novel, originally published on May 15, 2007. It is the sixth book, and seventh installment, in the Charlie Parker series.
Trigger Warnings
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- Ableism Specifically mistreatment of mentally ill prisoners. Challenged/not condoned by the narrative.
- Abusive relationship
- Animal death
- Child abuse The main case this book follows has to do with sexual abuse of children, and while never portrayed in detail, the topic is brought up and discussed very frequently.
- Child death
- Depression
- Divorce Past only, not a major thing.
- Drugs
- Gore
- Gun violence
- Hallucinations
- Incest Mentions of past incestuous rape.
- Kidnapping
- Murder
- Occult
- Pedophilia The main case this book follows has to do with sexual abuse of children, and while never portrayed in detail, the topic is brought up and discussed very frequently.
- Physical abuse
- Prostitution
- PTSD
- Rape The main case this book follows has to do with sexual abuse of children, and while never portrayed in detail, the topic is brought up and discussed very frequently.
- Self-harm
- Sexual abuse The main case this book follows has to do with sexual abuse of children, and while never portrayed in detail, the topic is brought up and discussed very frequently.
- Sexual assault The main case this book follows has to do with sexual abuse of children, and while never portrayed in detail, the topic is brought up and discussed very frequently.
- Slut shaming
- Stalking
- Suicide
- Torture
- Vomit
Representation
An asterisk (*) indicates that the author openly identifies with that identity.
- Gay black side character
- Gay side character