How spicy is Starside?

Sources for these ratings

• burnerkindle.com: Places its single open-door scene around 90% through, in chapter 42, without explicit detail; lists enemies-to-lovers and hidden identity among its tropes. Covers spice level, where the spice starts and tropes.
• moodreads.app: Lists enemies to lovers as a trope and flags content warnings for violence, death, murder, torture, blood and sexual content. Covers spice level, tropes and content warnings.
• pastmidnights.com: Notes a slow burn between two rivals where sexual content only appears near the book's end, and lists content warnings for violence, death, and torture. Covers where the spice starts, tropes and content warnings.
• barlinsbooks.com: Describes Starside as a romantasy with a slow build for most of the book and a long run of explicit scenes near the end. Covers tropes.
• triggerwarningdatabase.com: Lists content warnings for the death of a parent and child, and notes that torture is mentioned in the book. Covers content warnings.

Tropes

• Enemies to lovers
• Slow burn

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

• A Touch of Darkness: Also enemies to lovers; spice 4/5 vs 3/5 here
• Things We Left Behind: Also enemies to lovers; spice about 4/5 vs 3/5 here
• Shadow in the Ember: Also slow burn; spice about 4/5 vs 3/5 here

Where to get it

• Bookshop.org

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