To Bottle Lightning (North Oak Book 4)

To Bottle Lightning (North Oak Book 4)

Ann Hunter

North Oak series

  • 4.6 out of 5
  • 82 ratings
  • 169 pages
  • PG-13

Overall Content Rating: Parents Strongly Cautioned PG-13

The content includes instances of strong profanity and coarse language used in dialogue throughout the book, alongside crude humor. There are depictions of physical harm and conflict, along with references to mature themes and situations of an intimate nature, which sometimes include suggestive references.

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Crude

4

The book contains instances of coarse language and crude humor. There are passages that include profanity.

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Specific words
  • idiot: 4

Profanity

25

The content contains instances of strong profanity and coarse language used in dialogue throughout the book. There are no depictions of graphic injuries or specific sexual language described.

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Specific words
  • damn: 10
  • hell: 9
  • butt: 5
  • bastard: 1

Sex

The narrative contains references to mature themes and situations of an intimate nature. The language used is described as having some suggestive references.

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Violence

The content includes depictions of conflict and displays instances of physical harm. There are scenes involving depictions of forceful actions and resulting injuries. The material touches upon themes of brutality in a general sense.

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About this book

Alex is almost fifteen, and convinced she's ready to train for jockeyhood. Only one man stands in her way: North Oak's gruff old trainer, Joe Hendricks. Joe doesn't think Alex can handle the demands of being a real rider-- she's reckless, doesn't follow instructions, and not exactly humble. Dejado Augustun, on the other hand, is already licensed to ride, does as he's asked, and does it well. He drives Alex nuts. No way can this Dejado guy be a match for Promenade in the upcoming Breeders Cup Juvenile. It would be easier to hate him if he weren't so darn nice. Worst of all for Alex, he likes her, and Promenade likes him. Can Alex overcome her pride and realize she may not be the rider Promenade needs? Read more