How spicy is Love Theoretically?

Sources for these ratings

• moodreads.app: Notes explicit, on-page sexual content with no fade to black, and lists content warnings for parental death, sexism, chronic illness, poverty and gaslighting. Covers spice level, tropes and content warnings.
• overflowingshelf.com: Lists content warnings covering sexism, misogyny, chronic illness, a toxic relationship, a parent's death, acephobia and outing. Covers content warnings.
• shelfreflection.com: Describes the book as an enemies-to-lovers romantic comedy built on a fake-dating premise, where a character is hired through an app to pose as someone's date. Covers tropes.
• thereadingavocado.wordpress.com: Names fake dating, a slow burn, and a grumpy guy among its tropes, along with academic drama and emotional damage. Covers tropes.
• tropesandcheese.substack.com: Lists tropes including one character falling first, rivals turning into lovers, being thrown together by circumstance, and a romance between coworkers. Covers tropes.

Tropes

• Enemies to lovers
• Fake dating
• He falls first
• Workplace romance

Facts

Point of view:

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Ending:

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Standalone or series:

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Series completed:

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Darkness:

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Pairing:

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Like this but spicier

• Twisted Lies: Also fake dating; spice about 5/5 vs about 4/5 here
• Sabotage: Also enemies to lovers; spice 5/5 vs about 4/5 here
• God of Wrath: Also enemies to lovers; spice about 5/5 vs about 4/5 here

Where to get it

• Bookshop.org

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