The Priory of the Orange Tree
Summary
In a world divided between East and West, Queen Sabran must produce an heir to protect her queendom from an ancient evil. Ead, a lady-in-waiting with secret magical abilities, protects the queen while hiding her true allegiances. Meanwhile, across the sea, a dragonrider-in-training faces a life-altering choice as forces of chaos awaken.
At a Glance
💬LanguageModerate
⚔️ViolenceHeavy
💋Romance & SexSignificant
🍷Drugs & AlcoholSignificant
📋Other ContentHeavy
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Language
💬 Does The Priory of the Orange Tree have profanity or strong language?
ProfanityModerate
Blasphemy / Religious ProfanityModerate
Crude / Childish LanguageNone
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Violence
⚔️ Is The Priory of the Orange Tree violent or scary?
Graphic Violence / GoreHeavy
Disturbing / FrighteningHeavy
Vulgar / Obscene GesturesNone
Bullying / Verbal CrueltyModerate
Romance & Sex
💋 Romance and sexual content in The Priory of the Orange Tree
Explicit Sexual ContentSignificant
Sexually SuggestiveModerate
Kissing (Light / Peck)Mild
Kissing (Passionate)Moderate
Heterosexual RomanceModerate
Homosexual RomanceSignificant
Drugs & Alcohol
🍷 Drugs and alcohol in The Priory of the Orange Tree
Illegal Drug UseNone
Legal Alcohol UseSignificant
Implied / Referenced UseMild
Other Content
📋 Other content in The Priory of the Orange Tree
Medical / Body ProcessesSignificant
Heavy Emotional ThemesHeavy
Deception / LyingSignificant
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