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Violence
A lot
Significant supernatural violence; fights with Fae and shadowy hunters; Dublin is brutal post-apocalypse
Language
A lot
Strong language throughout; Dani's voice is raw and unfiltered
Sexual Content
Some
Adult sexual themes in the world around Dani; some uncomfortable age dynamics with adult characters
Substance Use
None
No substance use
Emotional Intensity
A lot
A teenager navigating adult dangers without adult protection, identity and growing power, found-family dynamics in catastrophe
What this book is about
Dani O'Malley — Mac's teenage sidekick from the Fever series — takes center stage in post-Fae apocalypse Dublin. She's fourteen, fast, powerful, and hunted by multiple supernatural factions. Dancer, Christian, and Ryodan are all in her orbit, each wanting something from her. Karen Marie Moning's spinoff expands the world of the Fever universe, centering on a teenage girl's first steps toward adulthood in a world that was never safe.
Notes for sensitive readers
Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.
strong language throughout
violent world with frequent supernatural combat
uncomfortable adult/teen relationship dynamics
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