Please note that trigger warnings contain spoilers!
For Messed Up As Me:
There’s nothing sweet and romantic about this guy. There’s no sugar coating the depravity. Please be warned that this story includes scenes or depictions of stalking, CNC, somnophilia, fisting, slapping, spanking, choking, sadism, blood play, binding/bondage, death of a pregnant woman, explicit sex and profanity, and more. If you’re related to me in any way, shape, or form, be prepared to look me in the eye next time you see me and ask what the fuck is wrong with you? If you can’t do that, then put the book down now and back slowly away. Or you can run and hope the hunter won’t catch you . . .
But maybe you’d rather he did?
For Vendetta:
This story includes scenes or depictions of violence, gun use, death/murder, explicit sex and profanity, dacryphilia, asphyxiation, bondage, noncon as punishment, dubcon, abduction, and criminal activities.
For Bloody Halo:
Bloody Halo is a dark mafia romance set in the brutal and cut-throat world of criminal enterprises, which includes elements regarding perilous situations, blood and gore, intense violence, brutal injuries, torture, death, poisoning, pregnancy loss, graphic language, and sexual activities shown on the page. Readers who may be sensitive to these elements, please take note, and prepare to enter the underground world of the Boston mafia…
For Facade:
This story includes scenes or depictions of violence, gore, death, explicit sex and profanity, as well as the discussion of domestic violence and sexual assault.
For books under the Aubrey London pen name:
For Daddy’s Perfect Virgin:
This story contains elements of a dd/lg relationship, sadism (i.e., pain play), dubcon, noncon as punishment, breeding, death, and does not contain an HEA.
For Their Dirty Girl:
This story contains elements of coerced consent, incest, MMF, MFM, BDSM, pain, injury, and character death. Depending on your point of view, it does not necessarily contain an HEA.
For First Rites:
This story contains elements of noncon, breeding, death, domestic violence, cult teachings, and religious abuse. Depending on your point of view, it does not necessarily contain an HEA.
If you or someone you know is in need of help, the National Domestic Violence Hotline is 1-800-799-SAFE(7233). If you would prefer online chat or want to help, their website is thehotline.org.
