I have…a lot of books out. And content warnings aren’t something I ever thought of. Rather than go back and edit everything, I’m going to start linking to this page, which I’ll keep updated with releases for those in need of them.
It’s tricky because what I find triggering isn’t necessarily what others find triggering. With some older books I haven’t reread for several years, I might not recall every specific trigger, and if I’ve missed something, I apologize. I am doing my best.
Note that the warnings do not go into detail or mention specific characters. They do mention whether it’s on or off page.
Livi Talbot Series
- standard on-page violence both between people and between humans and mythical creatures
- allusions to previous abuse
- standard on-page violence both between people and between humans and mythical creatures (and briefly a non-mythical shark that doesn't die)
- on page attempted date rape
- emergency vet treatment for a cat (cat survives)
- standard on-page violence both between people and between humans and mythical creatures
- past mention of attempted date rape
- suspected sexual abuse of a minor (that is quickly ruled out)
- discussion of previous abuse
- standard on-page violence both between people and between humans and mythical creatures
- discussion of previous abuse
- fear a rape occurred
- mental illness episodes: anxiety, panic attacks, depression, and vague suicide ideation
- standard on-page violence both between people and between humans and mythical creatures
- infertility discussions
- standard on-page violence both between people and between humans and mythical creatures
- physical child abuse
Demons of Oblivion Series
- standard violence between people (witches, vampires, demons)
- standard violence between people (witches, vampires, demons)
- mentions of intimate partner violence
- standard violence between people (witches, vampires, demons)
- death of children
- suicide ideation
- suicide discussion
- standard violence between people (vampires, witches, demons)
- violence against a child
- discussion of past abuse
- recollection of previous abuse and mention of marital rape
- standard on-page violence between people (vampires, witches, demons)
- partner violence (sort of?)
River Wolfe Series
- mention of previous violence against an animal
- mention of previous violence against an animal
- suicide ideation
Elis O’Connor Series
- violence (witch on human, witch on witch) usually with magic
- discussion of harassment, on-page harassment
- violence (human on witch, witch on human)
- revenge porn
- buried alive
- violence (witch on humans)
- dog seems like she's in peril (she's fine)
- violence (witch on human, witch on witch) usually with magic
Standalone Novels
- domestic violence (past abuse mention, one detailed event on page including attempted strangulation)
- rape (act not detailed; time leading up to is)
- past trauma and fear/anxiety
- violence
- childhood physical and emotional abuse/trauma
- cats seem like they're in peril (they are fine)
- pandemic (no one dies; it's more background noise)
- childhood physical and sexual abuse/trauma touched on (not detailed but implied on-page)
- gaslighting
- mental health issues (anxiety and depression discussed, as well as medicating)
- suicide
- pandemic (one reference to the funeral of someone who died; the pandemic is more background noise)
Waverly Jones Mysteries
- on-page violence
- a rape victim discussing lack of justice (rape is off page, few details presented)
- discussion of past violence
- injured dog found with two puppies (it receives medical care and does not die, no on-page abuse or anything, puppies are fine)
- discussion of past homicide
- allusions to domestic violence
- threats when a gun is present
- medical emergency
- cat is rescued from living outside
Writer of urban fantasy, thrillers/mysteries, and horror. Fifth-generation crazy cat lady. Bitchy feminist. So tired all the goddamn time.