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Violence
Some
Murder investigations; supernatural violence; some threat
Language
Some
Teen language and some profanity
Sexual Content
Some
Teen romantic tension and kissing; some mature references
Substance Use
None
Brief alcohol and party references
Emotional Intensity
Some
Teen navigating identity and power in a supernatural school setting
What this book is about
In the second House of Night novel, fledgling vampyre Zoey Redbird grows into her extraordinary multiple elemental affinities while navigating school drama and a growing conspiracy. Human teenagers are being murdered, and the evidence points to the House of Night — though not everyone is what they seem.
Notes for sensitive readers
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Murder investigations involving teens
Supernatural violence and threat
Teen romantic dynamics
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