Is House of Earth and Blood Clean? Profanity and Content Guide for the Audiobook

House of Earth and Blood is an adult book, and the data makes that plain. The first Crescent City novel from Sarah J. Maas has 1,574 tagged moments across almost twenty-eight hours, and the filters remove about an hour and 42 minutes, six percent of the story. Two categories drive that. Sexual content accounts for roughly an hour on its own: 69 moments, 17 rated severe, with the longest severe scene running about nine and a half minutes. Profanity is the other: 1,339 tags, and 544 of them are severe. That is a strong word every minute or so, which is the part I'd most want a teen reader's parent to know. Violence adds about 20 minutes, with 15 severe moments, and there are 19 slurs, every one rated severe. Crude humor and substance use show up often enough to notice. Elizabeth Evans keeps narrating through all of it, and even with every filter on, you still get a coherent story. If you're an adult who wants the fantasy and the mystery without the explicit material, turn on Sexual Content at every level and Profanity at moderate and severe. That covers the bulk of what people object to. For a teenager, I'd skip this one, even filtered. The skipped time is long enough, and the constant language dense enough, that I'd hold this one back from a younger fan.