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Contemporary Fiction · 2002 · PG-13

The Boy Next Door

by Meg Cabot

Two coworkers navigate a hilarious email romance that neither will admit to in this epistolary adult romantic comedy.

For14+GenreContemporary FictionLength384 pagesRead time~10 hours

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Violence

None

No violence

Language

Some

Moderate adult humor including some language

Sexual Content

Some

Adult sexual references and romantic content; not explicit

Substance Use

None

Brief social references

Emotional Intensity

None

Light and comedic; no psychological themes

What this book is about

A fun adult romantic comedy told entirely in emails. Content is adult but mild. Some sexual humor and references. Appropriate for adult romance readers looking for a light comedy.

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Adult humor

Sexual references

Workplace romance

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