Spice Levels
Here you'll find out how spicy each book is. I've rated from zero to five, with a questionable spice rating for the ones that I'm not sure where they're going.
This story contains no darkness at all. The story is fluffy, happy, and has unicorns and rainbows. Meaning, around here, it doesn't exist.
Level 1 darkness is very mild. There may be some slightly disturbing things mostly in the past, but overall, it is very tame and chill.
Level 2 darkness means there are some darker elements to the story; however, it is only an element in the story, and not central to the entire plot.
Level 3 darkness is getting to the point where it is very central to the plot, and not quite easy to ignore. This level of darkness means that there are many things that can cause the charactres to fall into despair, or cause distinct distress.
Level 4 darkness is a level of darkness that is very central to the plot. There are many things causing distress, horror, or discomfort to the reader as well as the characters in the story. Things are grim or they are difficult to overcome.
Level 5 darkness is as close to the pitch black as I'll go. While I don't consider my level five quite pitch black (I will always resolve it and there will be happy endings), this is very close. The situation is dire, and there may be difficult roads forward.
Level ? darknessis one of two things. Either the book is still being worked on and the level of darkness has not been determined, or the book has been written and the level of darkness would be considered a spoiler, therefore it is not indicated. More often, this will simply be a placeholder until I have finished a book.
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