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Casey, with a book
There are some curse words and some sexual language that might be considered "crude" (i.e. talking about breasts and boners, etc). No explicit sex scenes. I would recommend reading the chapter sampler for a gist.
Christina
There wasn't any explicit sex, though there are some mentions of breasts and waistband pulling...and one naked butt, come to think of it. (But it was totally hilarious!) Besides that, there's some snogging and the occasional mention of wanting to shag.
As for crude language, kinda? But it's set in the 1700s, so it's not as recognizable. They use the word "bloody" instead of "f-ing" for example.
As for crude language, kinda? But it's set in the 1700s, so it's not as recognizable. They use the word "bloody" instead of "f-ing" for example.
Amphitrite
There is the occasional curse word and some descriptive kisses but nothing more than that
Greg
Linda, if this were a film, it would be rated PG.
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