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Romance · 1980 · PG-13

Fire and steel

by Mary Wibberley

He had fire in his temper and steel in his spine. She had both, and he hadn't noticed.

For14+GenreRomanceLength192 pagesRead time~5 hours

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Violence

Barely any

No significant violence

Language

Barely any

Mild language

Sexual Content

Some

Adult romantic content

Substance Use

None

No substance use

Emotional Intensity

Some

Moderate psychological complexity; equally matched protagonists

What this book is about

Two equally passionate, equally stubborn people collide in Wibberley's characteristic way — with wit, heat, and the recognition that the person most worth fighting with is the person most worth loving.

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