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Violence
Some
Ley line danger; some violence from what guards the caves
Language
Some
Mild language
Sexual Content
Some
Romantic tension develops; the curse looms
Substance Use
Barely any
Adam's family alcoholism continues
Emotional Intensity
A lot
Loss of a parent into the unknown; the romantic curse approaching its test
What this book is about
Maura, Blue's mother, has vanished into the ley line searching for something. The Raven Boys' quest for Glendower accelerates toward something none of them are ready for. Blue Lily, Lily Blue is the most emotionally raw of the cycle, with the search for sleeping kings intersecting with living loss.
Notes for sensitive readers
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Romantic curse approaching its test
Parent's disappearance
Ley line danger
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