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Violence
Barely any
Minimal; the main conflict is emotional rather than physical
Language
Barely any
Mild for the genre
Sexual Content
Some
Reviewers describe this as noticeably less steamy than earlier Ravenels books; includes a third-party sexual assault (groping/unwanted kissing by a suitor other than the hero)
Substance Use
None
Not a major factor
Emotional Intensity
Some
Cassandra faces repeated fatphobic commentary from other characters about her weight, alongside slut-shaming and victim-blaming after the assault
What this book is about
Closing out the Ravenels series, self-made railway tycoon Tom Severin pursues Lady Cassandra Ravenel in a lower-angst, sweeter entry than earlier books in the series, though Cassandra's storyline includes an assault by another suitor.
Notes for sensitive readers
Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.
Third-party sexual assault of the heroine
Fatphobic commentary directed at the heroine
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