VIOLET (Clashing Colors Book 2)

VIOLET (Clashing Colors Book 2)

Elin Peer

  • 4.5 out of 5
  • 249 ratings
  • 331 pages
  • NC-17
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Overall Content Rating: Adults Only NC-17

This adult paranormal-romance follow-up centers on mediums, exorcism-adjacent work, and messy love triangles among thirty-something friends in Seattle nightlife. Parents should expect constant strong language, frequent sexual talk, and several fully explicit sex scenes, alongside drinking, club harassment, and occasional fistfights. Faith-and-spirituality topics (demons, priests, rituals) sit beside romantic betrayal, engagement drama, and emotional manipulation. A gay friend is part of the supporting cast per reader notes. Violence is present but secondary to language and sexual content; nothing in the supplied racism samples appeared, and those matches were not treated as bigotry content.

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Crude Moderate

25

Characters often call one another foolish or worse in arguments, and friends trade vulgar jokes about sex and reputations, especially around dating and nightlife.

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Specific words
  • stupid: 14
  • idiot: 10
  • suck: 1

Fbombs Heavy

56

A strong four-letter word appears very often, especially when characters yell during breakups, jealousy, and sex-related arguments, and in explicit intimate scenes.

Amazon reviews mentioning swearing

Specific words
  • fuck: 56

Profanity Heavy

90

Swearing runs throughout dialogue and internal monologue, from mild exclamations to harsh name-calling in fights, jealousy, and stress. Insults target ex-partners, rivals, and friends in heated moments, including club and relationship confrontations.

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Specific words
  • hell: 31
  • shit: 20
  • damn: 18
  • ass: 8
  • bullshit: 5
  • bitch: 4
  • bastard: 3
  • goddamn: 1

Sex Extreme

19

The story includes on-page explicit intimacy between adults: arousal, foreplay, intercourse, and crude talk about bodies and toys. There are also non-consensual-feeling party groping, strip-down tension tied to a medical emergency, and characters sleeping with other people before the main pair reunites. Reader comments disagree on how much focus the erotic material has, but the sampled text is graphic.

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Specific words
  • vagina: 4
  • cock: 3
  • grope: 3
  • dick: 2
  • orgasm: 2
  • boner: 1
  • clit: 1
  • cum: 1
  • dildo: 1
  • slut: 1

Violence Moderate

11

Physical harm appears in bursts: bar fights, people bleeding after crowd trouble, kicks during mishaps, and scary scratches linked to possession themes. A car-crash memory includes blood; most other injury talk is brief rather than prolonged gore.

Amazon reviews mentioning violence

Specific words
  • kick: 4
  • bleed: 3
  • blood: 3
  • punch: 1

LGBTQ+ Mild

Customer notes describe a close gay male friend as part of the cast; sampled keyword passages were not provided for this category.

Amazon reviews mentioning lgbtq

About this book

Aren’t opposites supposed to attract? I’ve loved Jake for as long as I can remember. Once, I believed we balanced each other perfectly. Now we don’t balance. We clash. Jake is a scientist who trusts hard data and proven facts. I’m a psychic medium who works with spirits and tarot cards. To him, people like me are frauds. To me, he’s a skeptic so determined to disprove everything that he refuses to see what’s right in front of him. When unexplained paranormal activity disrupts the lab where he works, his boss hires me to investigate. It’s my chance to prove that what I do is real. If I can produce evidence strong enough to convince the biggest skeptic, maybe Jake will finally see me as more than his best friend’s younger sister. Maybe he’ll see me as the woman who never stopped loving him. Proving the supernatural might be possible. Convincing Jake to risk his heart? That’s the real leap of faith. Violet can be read as a standalone , and is the second book in the Clashing Colors series by Elin Peer. Science and faith face off in a witty, heartfelt romance filled with slow-burn tension, sizzling chemistry, lovable characters, and a touch of the paranormal. If you love opposites-attract stories with emotional depth and undeniable sparks, Violet will keep you turning pages long past bedtime. Read more