Overbite

The story contains several descriptive, open-door sexual encounters between Meena and Alaric.

Characters engage in frequent supernatural combat involving decapitation, stabbing, and vampire dusting.

Moderate use of strong language including 's-word' and various other mild to moderate expletives.

Characters frequently use God's name in exclamation and as casual interjections.

Adult characters consume alcohol in social settings and bars throughout the story.

Meena experiences significant stress and anxiety related to her unwanted psychic premonitions.

The book features predatory vampires, blood-drinking, and some tense life-or-death confrontations.

The plot centers on psychic powers, vampires, and ancient supernatural lore.

The narrative focuses almost exclusively on heterosexual romantic relationships.

The story emphasizes romantic destiny and personal intuition over objective moral truth.

The Vatican's secret guard is portrayed as a gritty, sometimes morally compromised paramilitary organization.

Meena risks her safety to help the Palatine guard protect others from vampire attacks.

Religious symbols and the Church are used as plot devices rather than expressions of faith.

Meena shows loyalty to her brother and friends despite the chaos of her life.

Characters struggle to move past previous betrayals and the complicated history between humans and vampires.