Last updated: 8.13.2026
I write filthy, tender, occasionally devastating love stories. Some of what happens in them is hard. I would rather you know going in than find out the bad way, so here is the honest list.
Nobody gets graded on what they can handle. Skim this page, take what you need, skip what you do not. You are allowed to close a book.
1. Every book here is for adults
All of my titles are 18+ and contain explicit, on-page sexual content and strong language. Every character in a sexual situation is an adult. If you are looking for closed-door, fade-to-black, or clean romance, these are not those books, and I will not be offended if you go find them.
Pairings across the catalog include MF, MM, FF, FFM, and MMF. Individual book pages tell you which is which.
2. The heat scale
Each book page carries a heat rating so you know what you are walking into.
- Warm. Explicit, but the door swings shut sometimes. Fewer scenes, more slow burn.
- Hot. Frequent explicit scenes, fully on page.
- Scorching. Explicit content is a load-bearing wall. Frequent, varied, and detailed.
Heat rating is about frequency and explicitness. It is not a measure of how dark a book is. A Warm book can still break your heart.
3. What may appear across my books
Not every item appears in every book and there may occasionaly be activity that doesn’t get updated on this page. This is meant to be a catalog-wide list, though you should check each book for specific details, so you can see the full range of what I write before you start anywhere.
Sexual content
- Explicit sex, described in detail, frequently
- Oral, anal, and manual sex
- Group scenes and multiple partners
- BDSM: bondage, restraints, spanking, impact play, bruises, biting, dominance and submission
- Praise kink, degradation, and dirty talk
- Daddy/Baby Girl role play, Littles
- Consensual power exchange, negotiated off and on page
- Consensual non-consent and primal play, clearly negotiated between partners beforehand
- Semi-public and risky-location scenes
- Toys, voyeurism, and exhibitionism
- Explicit discussion of contraception, testing, and safer sex, along with scenes where characters choose to skip barriers with an established partner
Emotional and relational content
- Grief and bereavement
- Anxiety, depression, panic attacks, and intrusive thoughts
- Therapy, medication, and recovery, portrayed supportively
- Body image struggles and negative self-talk
- Emotionally neglectful or estranged families
- Internalized shame around sexuality and desire
- Cheating, in past relationships or referenced backstory
- Jealousy, possessiveness, and controlling behavior, addressed rather than romanticized
Violence, trauma, and other heavy themes
- Physical violence, fistfights, and injury
- Past sexual assault or abuse, referenced and discussed, not shown on page
- Past domestic abuse, referenced and discussed
- Stalking and harassment
- Suicidal ideation and self-harm, referenced in a character’s history
- Substance use, drinking to cope, and addiction or recovery arcs
- Pregnancy, pregnancy loss, infertility, and abortion
- Chronic illness and disability
What you will never find in my books
- Sexual content involving anyone under 18, in any form, including flashbacks, dream sequences, or “aged up” characters
- On-page sexual assault written as titillation
- Bestiality or incest
- Harm to children or animals, on page
- Unresolved cheating between the main couple or couples
4. What I promise you
Every book I publish ends with the main characters together and happy. Guaranteed HEA or HFN. No exceptions, no cliffhanger breakups, no dead love interests. I will hurt them. I will not leave them there.
Consent inside my books is enthusiastic, ongoing, and usually loud. When characters play with power, they negotiate first. When something goes sideways, it gets talked about.
5. Warnings for a specific book
Each book page on this site carries its own warning list under the blurb, with anything unusual to that title called out. Retailer listings carry a short version.
If you need to know whether one particular thing appears in one particular book, and you would rather not go looking you may ask in the Murder Party.
6. A note on the limits of any list
These warnings are written in good faith and kept as complete as I can make them. They are not a guarantee. No list catches everything, and something perfectly ordinary to one reader can land hard on another. Please treat this page as a starting point rather than a promise, and trust your own read on what you can take on today.
If you hit something in one of my books that you think belongs on this list, tell me. I will add it.
7. If you need support
If something in a book brings up more than you expected, please reach out to someone. In the United States, the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline can be reached by calling or texting 988. The National Domestic Violence Hotline is 1-800-799-7233. RAINN’s National Sexual Assault Hotline is 1-800-656-4673. Outside the US, findahelpline.com lists services by country.