is there any smut in this series? — The Cruel... Q&A (2024)

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Is there any smut in this series? — The Cruel... Q&A? ›

Isa LMAOOOOO, not in the first book just a steamy kiss, but in the last two there a few fade to black scenes and stuff like that. But like if your looking for ultra spicy and descriptive stuff your in the wrong place lol. This book is mainly about fae politics with a splash of amazing romance.

13-16 year olds can definitely read it, but more mature 11 year-olds and adults can enjoy it too. There's a bit more intimate romance in the later books, but not much, and for the most part, this is readable for all ages.

Overall, it's a pretty good read if you're looking for a quick spicy romance.

Isa LMAOOOOO, not in the first book just a steamy kiss, but in the last two there a few fade to black scenes and stuff like that. But like if your looking for ultra spicy and descriptive stuff your in the wrong place lol. This book is mainly about fae politics with a splash of amazing romance.

This book has some great romance, no sex, just some passionate kisses. There are very few swear words. The violence is a lot, but I wouldn't describe it as "graphic" or "frightening", especially for older teens. Violence is typical in fantasy novels; a few stabbings are the main violence in this book.

Madi ~☆TheBookNerdDiaries☆~ There are some of what appear to be sex scenes but nothing is remotely explicit. It's a lot of talking the running of hands over the other person's body, the fact that she can see his hip above his pants, that sort of thing.

Brutal Birthright delivered... like seriously, this book is hot, spicy, full of twists and turns, it has witches, fairies, shifters and vampires, otherwordly magic and... did I say spice? Because holy gods and goddesses, there is spice.

Heat Level: The actual romance is minimal and definitely not the center of this story line, but there are a great many mentions of brothels and a little bit of sexual innuendo. Violence (on a scale of 0-5): Five.

The Hate U Give has some scenes that could scare or disturb children aged 8-13 years. For example, a child is accidentally shot and killed during a gang-related shooting. This is told in flashback and isn't graphic. The Hate U Give has some scenes that could scare or disturb children aged over 13 years.

This book is perfect for readers aged 12-18 years and above. The story follows a young girl named Jude who is taken to the land of Faerie and must navigate the treacherous politics of the fae court. With its gripping plot and well-developed characters, this book is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat.

Can a 13 year old read Wicked? ›

The book is dark and weird and very inappropriate for kids. There is a great deal of explicit, twisted content that is not explored in a way meant for kids or adolescents. It requires context and understanding that adult readers will bring. I definitely wouldn't advise anyone under 18 read it.

The book deals with heavy subject matter, including abuse and its psychological effects, which may not be suitable for younger readers. Therefore, it's typically recommended for readers aged 17 and above, or for those who are mature enough to handle the content sensitively.