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Question for you guys about this sentence:

This book is captivating historical fiction.

Is this wrong? Should it be:

This book is a captivating historical fiction.

Thanks for any feedback on this
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I will go for the second option
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But is the first one a grammatical error or does it just not sound as good? AI says both are grammatically correct but the second option is smoother.
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