Icon and Inferno — Content Guide for Parents
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- ViolenceSupporting
- Scary contentSupporting
- ProfanityBrief
- Sexual contentBrief
- Gender & orientationBrief
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PRESENTContains references to prayer and church attendance. A minister character plays a supporting role in two chapters.
About this book
Perfect for fans of Nicola Yoon and Ally Carter, the dazzling sequel to #1 New York Times bestselling author Marie Lu's Stars and Smoke, is “a brilliant, breathtaking ride" - Tahereh Mafi, #1 internationally bestselling author.
New sparks. Old flames. And a mission that's playing with fire.
A year has passed since superstar Winter Young last saw secret agent Sydney Cossette. After barely surviving their first assignment together in London -- and their intense chemistry – the two haven’t spoken at all. Though they’re never far from the other’s thoughts, or fantasies.
So when Syndey shows up at Winter’s studio one day with a new mission from Panacea, he has no choice but to accept. With the clock ticking, the duo prepares to head to Singapore to rescue an operative in danger -- only to learn he’s none other than Sydney's ex, a rogue agent known as the Arsonist.
Of course, nothing is ever simple when it comes to Winter and Sydney. Especially not with the glamorous Gavi Ginsburg, a globe-trotting socialite and Winter’s one-time girlfriend, in the mix. Is she back for Winter’s heart – or does she have her eye on another prize?
The smoldering sequel to New York Times bestselling Stars and Smoke follows Winter and Sydney on yet another treacherous mission that grows more sinister with each twist and turn. To make it out alive, they'll have to figure out how to be partners again -- and if they can resist the burn of something more.
Frequently asked questions
Is Icon and Inferno appropriate for a 7-year-old?
The spy mission includes an assassination, a car bombing, knife attacks, gunfire and a killer targeting Sydney, plus backstory of a father who hit his family. The story has intense peril, with chases, an assassination plot, a car bombing and the main characters running for their lives.
Does Icon and Inferno have violence?
Found (Supporting): The spy mission includes an assassination, a car bombing, knife attacks, gunfire and a killer targeting Sydney, plus backstory of a father who hit his family.
Does Icon and Inferno have scary content?
Found (Supporting): The story has intense peril, with chases, an assassination plot, a car bombing and the main characters running for their lives.
Does Icon and Inferno have religion?
Not found in the sources we checked.
Does Icon and Inferno have race & culture?
Not found in the sources we checked.
Does Icon and Inferno have profanity?
Found (Brief): Characters occasionally use swear words such as "damn," "hell" and "goddamn."
Does Icon and Inferno have climate?
Not found in the sources we checked.
Does Icon and Inferno have sexual content?
Found (Brief): The main characters have one sex scene described without specific actions or body parts, and past sexual relationships are mentioned.
Does Icon and Inferno have gender roles?
Not found in the sources we checked.
Does Icon and Inferno have gender & orientation?
Found (Brief): Winter is said to have had past romantic relationships with both boys and girls, and a past same-gender fling is mentioned once; the main romance is between a boy and a girl.
