 In two books it ends with successful consummation, the protagonist from an Alternate timeline getting exceptional permission to come to the Home Timeline; in one book, lovers must say goodbye with a tearful heartbreak; and circumstances in one make it end with boy and girl becoming staunch foes, despite their mutual attraction.While there is considerable violence, the language and plots are restricted by the intended audience.For instance, "In High Places" includes the prospect of an enslaved girl being sexually abused, but does not use the word "rape" (although the word is later used in "The Valley-Westside War").