How spicy is You Deserve Each Other?

Sources for these ratings

• booksneedcaffeinetoo.wordpress.com: Describes the book as a lovers-to-enemies-to-friends-to-lovers rom-com and lists content warnings for alcohol, cheating mentions, fat shaming, restrictive eating, and a physical altercation. Covers tropes and content warnings.
• tuckerthereader.wordpress.com: Notes an enemies-to-lovers setup, with sexual themes, kissing, and one brief sex scene that isn't described in detail. Covers spice level and tropes.
• ideallyinspiredreviews.com: Says the book suits readers who enjoy enemies-to-lovers setups. Covers tropes.
• rissiwrites.com: Notes frequent foreplay and sexual innuendo, including a physical sexual response that occurs during a heated argument between the leads. Covers spice level.
• thebooksuite.com: Places the book in contemporary romance, ties it to enemies-to-lovers, and says it reworks that setup in a fresh way. Covers tropes.
• thehermitlibrarian.wordpress.com: Notes content warnings for a scene of fat shaming and advice that promotes disordered eating. Covers content warnings.

Tropes

• Enemies to lovers

Facts

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Darkness:

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Like this but spicier

• The Viscount Who Loved Me: Also enemies to lovers; spice about 3/5 vs 2/5 here
• A Touch of Darkness: Also enemies to lovers; spice 4/5 vs 2/5 here
• Things We Left Behind: Also enemies to lovers; spice about 4/5 vs 2/5 here

Where to get it

• Bookshop.org

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