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Violence
Some
Includes a discussion of slavery and race, including an incident where the captain's brother was captured and branded
Language
Barely any
Mild for the genre
Sexual Content
Some
Includes a scene of attempted sexual assault, with unwanted groping and genuine fear for the heroine's safety
Substance Use
None
Not a major factor
Emotional Intensity
Some
Themes of historical injustice (slavery) and trauma from the attempted assault run through the book
What this book is about
The second book in the Wanton Dairymaid trilogy sends a young Englishwoman fleeing an unwanted marriage to sea, where she clashes with — and falls for — a ship's captain carrying his own history of loss and injustice.
Notes for sensitive readers
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Attempted sexual assault scene
Discussion of slavery and branding
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