Tell Me Anything by Skye Kilaen
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Tell Me Anything
| Author(s) | Skye Kilaen |
|---|---|
| Published | September 2, 2021 |
| Genre(s) | Romance |
| Age group | Adult |
Tell Me Anything by Skye Kilaen is an adult romance novel, originally published on September 2, 2021. It is the first book in the Light Gets In series.
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Trigger Warnings
Author-Provided Warnings
The following content warnings are listed on the author's website:
On-page or significant discussion:
- Surprise breakup, gaslighting
- Blackmail of closeted character
- Biphobia (from secondary characters, and some internalized by main character)
- Parental rejection due to sexual orientation, some with religious overtones
- Secondary character accidentally outs someone (to a sympathetic person)
- Economic hardship and loss of health insurance, forgoing prescriptions
- Severe insomnia
- Panic attack
- Inebriation (several characters and instances)
- Attempted abduction from nightclub
- Minor non-sexual assault by a customer at workplace
- Apartment fire (character is not in danger, does not see flames)
- Accidental injury to face, emergency medical services, stitches
- Brief concern that a secondary character may harm themself
- Sex (explicit, Chapters 23 and 36)
In characters’ backstories, significant discussion:
- Youth homelessness
- Cheating (kisses only) by main character
- Murder of an adult sibling
- Closeted gay character in heterosexual marriage that led to divorce and hostility, abandonment of child by one parent with the other
- High school friend was outed and sent by parents to religious program
Off-page or brief mention:
- Past death of secondary character’s cousin from breast cancer
- Off-page character with pre-eclampsia (positive outcome)
- Light alcohol consumption at dinner party
- Drug use by an adult sibling
- Estranged parent suggests conversion therapy of teenager
- Sudden mention of witnessing an act of violence
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