How spicy is Astrid Parker Doesn't Fail?

Sources for these ratings

• literaryliza.com: Notes a rivals-to-lovers setup told from dual points of view and says the book includes intimate scenes. Covers spice level, tropes and point of view.
• roarcatreads.com: Lists enemies to lovers as a trope and tags the book as a contemporary lesbian romance. Says nothing about how much sexual content it contains. Covers spice level, pairing and tropes.
• leahs-books.com: Notes that the book includes sexual scenes, and lists its tags as sapphic, lesbian, and queer romantic comedy set in Bright Falls. Covers spice level and pairing.
• loumorganauthor.wordpress.com: Describes a sapphic slow burn between the two leads and notes that the sex scenes are a highlight, without detailing how explicit they are. Covers spice level and pairing.
• booktriggerwarnings.com: Identifies the book as an adult contemporary romance by Ashley Herring Blake, with no trope details given in the excerpt. Covers tropes.
• eyrie.org: Compares the book's sexual content to that of Delilah, saying this title includes more on-page sexual material than the other. Covers spice level.
• kbbookreviews867789450.wordpress.com: Says the book uses dual points of view, alternating between the two leads, and that this suits how different the characters are. Covers point of view.

Tropes

• Contemporary
• Enemies to lovers

Facts

Point of view:

Dual POV

Ending:

Not enough data

Standalone or series:

Not enough data

Series completed:

Not enough data

Darkness:

Not enough data

Pairing:

F/F

Like this but spicier

• Sabotage: Also enemies to lovers; spice 5/5 vs about 3–4/5 here
• God of Wrath: Also enemies to lovers; spice about 5/5 vs about 3–4/5 here
• Their Vicious Darling: Also enemies to lovers; spice 5/5 vs about 3–4/5 here

Where to get it

• Bookshop.org

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