How spicy is The Ex Talk?

Sources for these ratings

• lucymary.co.uk: Lists content warnings for a parent's past death and workplace sexism, plus explicit scenes, and tags an enemies-to-lovers storyline. Covers spice level, tropes and content warnings.
• loveinpanels.com: Lists fake relationship, office romance and forced proximity as tropes, and notes content warnings for misogyny, racial stereotyping and grief. Covers tropes and content warnings.
• overflowingshelf.com: Reports that the sex scenes are open door rather than fade to black and names fake dating and enemies to lovers as tropes, with a fake ex-relationship twist. Covers spice level and tropes.
• readbetweenthespines.com: Describes a workplace romance between two public radio colleagues and notes that it includes some open-door sex scenes. Covers spice level and tropes.
• smartbitchestrashybooks.com: Lists enemies-to-lovers, mistaken identity, and workplace as the book's tropes, and describes a fake-relationship storyline set in public radio. Covers tropes.
• triggerwarningdatabase.com: Notes that the book depicts grief and loss, listed as a content-warning topic. Covers content warnings.

Tropes

• Workplace romance
• Enemies to lovers
• Fake dating

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

• Love Theoretically: Also enemies to lovers and fake dating; spice about 4/5 vs 3/5 here
• The Fake Mate: Also fake dating and workplace romance; spice about 4/5 vs 3/5 here
• A Touch of Darkness: Also enemies to lovers; spice 4/5 vs 3/5 here

Where to get it

• Bookshop.org

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