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Violence
Barely any
No violence; some competitive physical humor
Language
Some
Some profanity in contemporary setting
Sexual Content
Some
Sensual but not explicit; romantic content is tasteful
Substance Use
Barely any
Some social drinking
Emotional Intensity
Barely any
Mild insecurity; the fear of being seen for who you really are
What this book is about
Haley James has been putting up with her obnoxious neighbor Jason Bradford for years. Jason is a professional football player who treats her like an annoyance — until circumstances force him to see her clearly. The first Neighbor from Hell novel is funny, warm, and sweet; Mathewson's comedic contemporary romance is a comfort read with mild romantic content.
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Mild romantic content
Some profanity
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