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Violence
Barely any
Shipboard peril and rivalry, nothing graphic
Language
Barely any
Mild for the genre
Sexual Content
Some
Steamy but reviewers note the hero notably stops himself from forcing himself on the heroine, despite entertaining the thought
Substance Use
None
Not a factor
Emotional Intensity
Barely any
The hero is described as brash and immature rather than genuinely dark
What this book is about
Kresley Cole's debut novel follows willful Nicole Lassiter, raised aboard her father's clipper ship, as she's drawn into a torrid rivalry-turned-romance with Captain Derek Sutherland during a major transatlantic sea race in 1856.
Notes for sensitive readers
Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.
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