Before you read
Content warnings
Every book's content warnings in one place, folded up so you only see the ones you open. They're also at the front of each book.
Coming December 8
Waiting for Sunday
- Explicit sexual content (M/M)
- a past abusive relationship (emotional, physical and sexual abuse, recounted)
- incarceration and prison violence
- homophobic family rejection
- suicidal thoughts
- anxiety, panic and vomiting
- death of a grandparent (past)
- self-loathing and body image struggles
Hilarina Ever After
Hilarina and the Ogre
- Sexual assault
- kidnapping and violence
- homophobic bullying and slurs
- fatphobia
- References to child neglect and death of an infant sibling
- amnesia, PTSD, panic attacks and depression
The Ogre Comes Home
- Discussion of a past sexual assault
- references to past kidnapping, violence and killing
- references to past child neglect and the death of an infant sibling
- PTSD, nightmares, panic attacks and anxiety
The Inside Series
Headmates
- Explicit sexual content (M/M, adults only)
- childhood and teen sexual abuse, survival sex and rape (recounted; one assault on the page)
- parental neglect, drug addiction, and implied parental abuse
- a suicide attempt (on the page)
- violence, including a near-drowning
- homophobia from a parent, including being hit
- poverty and food insecurity
- a plural system with a protector headmate, including dissociation and lost time
- infidelity and emotional cheating
- a self-harm-adjacent scene
Outsiders
- Explicit sexual content (M/M, adults only; a plural system and their partner)
- recounted childhood sexual abuse and neglect
- references to a past suicide attempt
- sexual harassment, an unwanted kiss, and a threatening confrontation
- a parent’s abandonment and an emotionally manipulative father
- depression, dissociation, and lost time
- alcohol
- a violent outburst (a punch, recounted)
Newcomers
- Explicit sexual content (adults; a plural system and their partner, including sex while intoxicated and sexual contact initiated while a partner is asleep)
- a headmate’s deliberate dormancy and a partner’s dissociative collapse
- choking and physical fights between partners
- unwanted kisses (including from a client)
- binge drinking
- depression, weight loss, and not eating
- references to a past suicide attempt and recounted childhood abuse
- a child’s serious injury (recounted)
- a therapist who pathologizes plurality
Breaking Free
The Care of Broken Things
- Past child sexual abuse (recounted in detail)
- prison sexual harassment and threats of assault
- a knife attack
- violence and a Taser
- brief suicidal thoughts
- chronic illness (celiac, with a severe reaction on the page)
- homophobic and racist slurs
- some sexual content (no on-page sex)
Boyfriend on Parole
- Explicit sex (M/M/M)
- references to past child sexual abuse and prison violence
- a graphic description of an act of violence (castration)
- anxiety and panic
Perfect Zero
- Explicit sex (M/M and M/M/M)
- past child sexual abuse by doctors (recounted)
- suicidal ideation and a past suicide attempt
- a home invasion and attempted assault
- rough sex
- pheromone-driven coercion and loss of control
- invasive medical procedures
- chronic illness
- panic attacks
Dominant Beta
- Explicit sex (M/M)
- pheromone-driven loss of control
- childhood poverty, neglect, and food insecurity (recounted)
- cheating and divorce (cheating done by side character, not main pairing)
- references to past harmful relationships
A Modest Form of Perfect
- Chronic illness (ME/CFS) in close, everyday detail
- brief suicidal thoughts
- a sister’s romantic obsession with her adult brother
- past child sexual abuse (referenced, not shown)
- death of an infant (in the past)
- child abuse
- homophobic and racist slurs
- violence
- panic attacks
- alcohol
- explicit sex
Where the Light Turns Green
- Romance that begins while one man is still married
- divorce and custody conflict
- a small child briefly lost
- drunkenness and vomiting
- a parent’s death and a parent’s overdose (in the past, mentioned)
- explicit sex
Standalone
The Needs of Human Pets
- An interrupted suicide attempt on the page (the opening chapter) and suicidal thoughts
- grief over a beloved dog who died before the book begins
- facial disfigurement and severe body-image struggles
- sex (M/M)
- stalking
- a shooting and a gunshot wound
- a threat of self-harm with a knife
- childhood sexual abuse (recounted briefly, not on the page)
- alcohol
Please take care of yourself when reading.
