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Violence
A lot
Significant Fae violence; a brutal world with genuine menace; some graphic scenes
Language
A lot
Strong language throughout
Sexual Content
Some
Sexual tension throughout; limited explicit content in this first volume
Substance Use
Barely any
Social drinking in Dublin pub culture
Emotional Intensity
A lot
A protagonist stripped of everything safe; learning that the world is monstrous and you have to survive in it; grief-driven quest
What this book is about
When her sister Alina is murdered in Dublin, Mac Lane travels to Ireland to find answers. What she finds is a world hidden inside ours: a war between the Seelie and Unseelie Fae, an ancient enemy called the Sinsar Dubh, and Jericho Barrons—who knows more than he's telling and can't be trusted. Darkfever is the first in one of paranormal romance's most beloved and dark series.
Notes for sensitive readers
Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.
Graphic Fae violence
Strong language
Series gets significantly darker—not a standalone
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