How spicy is Set on You?

Sources for these ratings

• booksare42.com: Notes some open-door scenes with varying amounts of detail, a single point of view the reviewer wished had included the other lead, and enemies-to-lovers with forced proximity. Covers spice level, open or closed door, tropes and point of view.
• booksteacupreviews.com: Notes an enemies-to-lovers trope and slow-burn romance, first-person narration from Crystal's view, and themes of cyberbullying and hateful online comments. Covers tropes, content warnings and point of view.
• goodeyreads.com: Notes a few open-door scenes that are low in explicitness, and lists content warnings for fatphobia, cyberbullying, racism, diet culture and cancer. Covers spice level, open or closed door and content warnings.
• onebookmore.com: Notes that the romantic scenes are fairly heated and flags online bullying directed at the leads as a content warning topic. Covers spice level and content warnings.
• canlitromance.ca: Notes that the book uses an enemies-to-lovers trope, with rivals trading flirtatious banter at a gym. Covers tropes.
• courtneyreadsromancesite.wordpress.com: Flags content warnings covering weight-based discrimination, online harassment, racist remarks, and diet-focused body culture, plus cancer affecting side characters. Covers content warnings.

Tropes

• Enemies to lovers

Facts

Point of view:

Single POV

Ending:

Not enough data

Standalone or series:

Not enough data

Series completed:

Not enough data

Darkness:

Not enough data

Pairing:

Not enough data

Like this but spicier

• A Touch of Darkness: Also enemies to lovers; spice 4/5 vs about 2–3/5 here
• Things We Left Behind: Also enemies to lovers; spice about 4/5 vs about 2–3/5 here
• Sabotage: Also enemies to lovers; spice 5/5 vs about 2–3/5 here

Where to get it

• Bookshop.org

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