All of my books contain potentially triggering material.
Please be aware the below information could be considered spoilers!
Main themes: potentially triggering content discussed on page, multiple times throughout the story, crucial to the current plot and/or character arcs.
Minor mentions: potentially triggering content mentioned but not discussed in great detail, or having less direct/more vague impact, but still related to plot and characters (e.g. backstory that directly influences the current plot trajectory).
In passing: potentially triggering material that is mentioned briefly, but has less influence over the current plot or character arcs (but may still affect the characters and influence their behavior, just to a lesser degree); or ‘small’ things that could still be potentially triggering (e.g. medical scenes, injury, etc.).

Harper’s Landing is OUT NOW on Kindle Unlimited
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Main themes: Death of loved ones (sibling, grandparent), grief and loss, child loss (stillbirth), accidental drowning, divorce, estrangement from a parent, body image insecurity, character blamed for accidental death, stalker ex-partner, residential structure fire, panic attacks
Minor mentions: past suicidal ideations (not a main character), past alcohol abuse, anxiety, veiled fatphobic comments (not by a main character)
In passing: past death of a parent from alcohol abuse

The Blooming Tide is OUT NOW on Kindle Unlimited
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Main themes: Past domestic abuse (emotional), divorce/partner leaving, parent abandoning child, FMC having accidentally been “the other woman” (not with the MMC), being the subject of gossip/rumors, negative stereotypes about ADHD and neurodivergence, ignorance/ableism, struggling with internalized beliefs, panic attacks, motor vehicle accident, building collapse
Minor mentions: cheating (not the main characters), grief talk, scenes set in a hospital, cyberbulling/targeting via social media, trauma and healing
In passing: past death of a parent, extremely brief mention of past substance abuse (not a main character)

The HART Algorithm is OUT NOW on Kindle Unlimited
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Main themes: past emotional manipulation by a romantic partner, self-esteem issues related to a distorted view of oneself, fear of love and emotional vulnerability, broken trust (not cheating), explicit language, explicit sexual content
Minor mentions: sibling rivalry (external – siblings pitted against one another), characters consuming alcohol, destruction of property out of anger/hurt, discussions of fear of loneliness
In passing: emotionally unavailable parents, ankle injury (minor, on page), migraine (minor, on page)

All I Want for Christmas is Two is OUT NOW on KU
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Main themes: past poor treatment by a partner, recent breakup, negative rhetoric about ethical non-monogamy, internalized queerphobia, confrontation with a coercive ex partner
Minor mentions: past queerphobia from family members, estrangement from family
In passing: death of parents (FMC, past, not described), characters consuming alcohol (responsibly), scenes that take place at a wedding

The Black Dove releases 2/2/26
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Main themes: discussions of othering of neurodivergent children, school systems being broken, discussions of self sacrifice, being a martyr, being the mom friend, control issues, missing child (who comes to no harm), proposal in the epilogue at a wedding (with prior consent), wedding scenes, extremely inappropriate conduct on a motorcycle
Minor mentions: characters consuming alcohol (responsibly), mentions of controlling parents, hints of side character in a controlling relationship, pregnant side character
In passing: discussions of parent loss in the past (by main and side characters, loss of a parent as a child and as an adult), death of a spouse (side character), parentification (side character), prolonged illness of a parent (side character), mentions of past substance abuse (side character)
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