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Violence
Barely any
Minimal violence — a minor threat is present
Language
Barely any
Light language throughout
Sexual Content
Some
Romantic content is warm and closed-door
Substance Use
None
Blood consumed as vampire nutrition
Emotional Intensity
None
Light and funny
What this book is about
Elvi Black is a new accidental vampire who placed a personal ad looking for other immortals. Viktor Argeneau responds and brings a group of potential suitors to help her find her life mate. Sands's seventh Argeneau novel is one of the most comedic entries — Elvi's fish-out-of-water adjustment and the parade of suitors make for an entertaining, warm read.
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