Switched (Trylle, #1)

Features heavy tension, longing glances, and some passionate kissing between Wendy and Finn.

Occasional physical altercations and threats of kidnapping occur during the transition to the Trylle world.

Includes occasional mild language like 'hell' and 'damn' scattered throughout the dialogue.

There are occasional casual exclamations using God's name in a common secular manner.

Minor mentions of characters drinking tea or social beverages with no focus on intoxication.

Wendy deals with feelings of isolation and a difficult relationship with her mother.

The initial attempt on Wendy's life as a child and the shadowy trackers create suspense.

The plot centers on innate magical abilities, changelings, and a society of supernatural beings.

There are no LGBTQ+ characters or themes present in this first installment.

Focuses on self-discovery and a hierarchy based on magical status and heritage.

The book does not address or mock Christianity or the church.

Wendy shows bravery by leaving her known life to protect her family and learn her truth.

There is no mention of God or religious practice in the story.

Wendy feels a protective bond for her brother Matt despite their biological differences.

Wendy begins to process the rejection she faced from her mother.