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Adventure · 2009 · R

Zero at the bone

by Jane Seville

A hitman is assigned to protect a witness who identified a killer, and the two men fall in love despite impossible odds.

For17+GenreAdventureLength364 pagesRead time~9.5 hours

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Violence

Some

Action violence including assassination-level conflict and thriller sequences

Language

Some

Moderate language consistent with adult thriller romance

Sexual Content

A lot

Explicit sexual content in the gay romance tradition

Substance Use

Barely any

Brief social drinking

Emotional Intensity

Some

Themes of danger, protection, and unexpected love; emotionally involving without being heavy

What this book is about

An adult gay romance featuring a hitman protagonist and explicit sexual content. Violence involves assassination-level action consistent with the hitman premise. The romance between the two male leads is central.

Notes for sensitive readers

Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.

Explicit gay sexual content

Assassination violence

Thriller danger

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