Sadie Kincaid
The Game trigger warnings
Grouped in the open, because this is the warning page. On the book page the same flags stay behind a tap.
The Game spice level
Spice 5/5 · Scorching. Frequent, graphic, the point of many chapters. The scorching shelf.
Darkness
Darkness 4/5 · Pitch. Bleak on purpose. Comfort is not the job.
Warnings not yet verified. We could not find the author's own content warning list for this book, so the flags here are only what the publisher's description makes clear. Check the author's note before you start.
Graphic
- Murder Characters kill, or a killing sits at the centre of the book.
- Death Named characters die, or death is a constant of the world.
- Captivity A character is held, owned, or not free to walk out.
- Violence Fights, assaults, or bloodshed that is part of the plot, not a metaphor.
- Organised crime Mafia, bratva, cartels, or a club that runs like one.
Moderate
- Power imbalance One lead has money, rank, age, or a literal key to the door.
- Obsession Fixation that crosses into surveillance, possession, or refusal to let go.
Minor
None flagged in this band.
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Questions readers actually ask
Does The Game have trigger warnings?
Yes. This page lists them in the open: Murder, Death, Captivity, Violence, Organised crime, Power imbalance, Obsession. We could not find the author's own list yet. Check it before you start.
What is the The Game spice level?
The Game spice level is Scorching (spice 5 of 5). Darkness is separate: Pitch (4 of 5).