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Violence
A lot
Vampire violence; the vampire world's brutality; the kidnapping is genuinely frightening
Language
Some
Strong language—Sunshine's voice is distinctive and adult
Sexual Content
A lot
Romantic tension with a vampire; not sexually explicit but intensely sensual
Substance Use
Barely any
Some adult culture
Emotional Intensity
A lot
The unusual vampire mythology; Sunshine's developing magic; the disturbing aspects of Constantine's nature
What this book is about
Rae 'Sunshine' Seddon bakes cinnamon rolls in a world that survived the Voodoo Wars between human mages and the Others. She's kidnapped by vampires and left chained with Constantine—a 'good' vampire. To escape, they must work together. Sunshine is one of the most original urban fantasy novels ever written—dark, strange, and completely unlike anything else.
Notes for sensitive readers
Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.
Vampire violence
Strong language—Sunshine's adult voice
Intense romantic tension—physical boundary with a vampire
The vampire world is genuinely dark and frightening
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