Super Quick Mysteries, Volume 1
- 4.1 out of 5
- 405 ratings
- 306 pages
Overall Content Rating: Parents Strongly Cautioned PG-13
This is a contemporary mystery centered on journalists and police unraveling murders, scams, and alibis. Expect talk of stabbings, shootings, blood at crime scenes, assaults, and break-ins, plus occasional blunt insults in workplace and personal arguments. There is no sexual content, strong swearing, racism, or LGBTQ+ themes in the sampled material. One reader describes reading aloud to children without objectionable language; parents should still know about the single harsh insult, mild put-downs, and steady crime-related violence including domestic abuse recalled in testimony.
Reviews first uploaded September 29, 2026 4:56 am. Revised October 7, 2026 8:35 am. Page updated October 7, 2026 8:35 am.
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Crude Mild
7Mild name-calling and dismissive labels appear sporadically when colleagues argue, critique news decisions, or judge risky behavior.
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- idiot: 4
- stupid: 3
Profanity Mild
1A single harsh insult appears in dialogue when characters discuss a man who caused serious damage. One reader note describes the book as free of profanity; the text still includes this one term.
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- bastard: 1
Violence Moderate
30The plot is a crime and mystery story with a stabbing murder, gunfire and bleeding injuries, crime-scene blood, fistfights including an attack on a mayor, property destruction, and a recalled episode of domestic violence involving thrown objects and hitting. Violence is discussed and investigated rather than prolonged graphic gore on every page.
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- blood: 11
- stab: 9
- punch: 5
- smash: 3
- bleed: 1
- kick: 1
About this book
Chuck is a lazybones who works at a sandwich shop. Andy is a reporter who can't quite seem to please his editor. Both have a knack for finding and solving mysteries, and there are plenty in the city of Lesser Redmond! Thirty super quick mysteries you can solve yourself! Read more