On-page violence, threats of violence, and murder. References to self-harm (not shown taking place). Assorted and extensive on-page violence and death. Mention of self-harm (discussed, not shown taking place). Death of family members (off page, one by stroke). The 1918 flu pandemic and the spread of infectious disease. Please note that there is not a full HEA until book 3 of the series.
Dysfunctional, emotionally abusive family and disordered parent-child relationships. Previous mental and physical abuse of MC as a child, leading to current dealing with trauma. Societal homophobia and threat of blackmail.Ī Nobleman’s Guide to Seducing a Scoundrelįacial scarring. Kidnapping, violence, and murder on page. References to non consensual imprisonment/sex/knife play Violence, killing, and magical nastiness, power exchange dynamics Giant rats, violence to and from giant rats, occult horrors/deaths, power exchange dynamics, Charm of MagpiesĪnimal abuse/death, suicide (attempted on page, actual off page), violence, questionable consent, power exchange dynamics, occult horrors, deaths, homophobia, references to sexual abuse and incest (off page) If you’re here for fluffy, The Gentle Art of Fortune Hunting and Band Sinister are your best bet.)ĭespite appearances, all of these books are romances with an HFN/HEA unless otherwise specified. (And, let’s face it, most of them have a body count. Please note that all my full-length novels contain on-page sex and swearing.
I’ve mentioned homophobia where it’s explicit. NB that all these books are historicals and thus set against a background of Georgian/Victorian/20s British attitudes to sex and gender. Brea and Mallory discuss fan fiction with the help of Sarah Kuhn and Arielle Jovellanos, and solve a reader problem about getting rid of bookmarks.This is unlikely to be a comprehensive list but I hope covers the major triggers (death, violence, bigotry).
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