This book contains a mention of mass rape of women post downfall of Troy, including brief interaction with a minor character who has been raped and is afraid she will be again A major male character is enslaved and repeatedly raped by a Greek god, on and offscreen (descriptions of nonconsentual interactions are not detailed). The situation persists over many flashbacks to various parts of their lives together, and the emotional and sexual relationship dynamics between them become complicated. A secondary male antagonist attempts to rape female lead onscreen. She is rescued before things progress very far, but the descriptions of her struggles and his touch are detailed and emotionally charged.