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Violence
None
None
Language
Barely any
Mild-to-moderate
Sexual Content
Some
Described by reviewers as moderately steamy ('vanilla sexy times') rather than extremely explicit
Substance Use
Barely any
Willa's mother struggled with alcoholism and neglect, landing Willa in and out of foster care as a child
Emotional Intensity
Some
Both leads carry difficult-childhood baggage — Keane's impatient, punishing parents and Willa's unstable foster upbringing — that surfaces through the romance
What this book is about
Willa Davis, who runs a San Francisco pet store, reluctantly cares for a noisy stray cat brought in by Keane Winters, an old classmate who left an impression on her that he doesn't recall, in the second Heartbreaker Bay holiday romance.
Notes for sensitive readers
Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.
Childhood neglect and foster care backstory for the heroine
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