The Truth Never Spoken

There will be profanity, on-page violence towards a 17-year-old, a toxic parent relationship, and an on-page car accident. Some scenes feature an ambulance ride and a code blue situation at a hospital, as well as a football injury. There is some emotional abuse (neglect) in a marriage. There are on-page descriptions of drinks, drugs, and sex (one particular scene in which the female main character is seventeen)

The Trail Often Crossed

There will be profanity, on-page descriptions of explicit sex with power play, death of parents, death of a child (off-page), breaking and entering, keeping someone against their will, cancer diagnosis, and mental health struggles.

The Gift Rarely Given

There will be profanity, on-page descriptions of explicit sex, death of children (off page), hospital setting, children in hospice, diet culture toxicity, fatphobia, football injury (off page), and mental health struggles.

The Road Sometimes Taken

There will be profanity, on-page descriptions of explicit sex, death of children (off-page), mental health struggles, a psychologically and verbally abusive relationship (not the main character), cheating (not the main character), workaholism (on page), and gaslighting (not the main character).

The Lies Always Told

This book includes on-page spice between two consenting adults, slight kink exploration, public sex scenes, light choking, biting, blindfolding, and pleasure-seeking practices. It has a character with cardiovascular diseases as well as Hereditary Angioedema (HAE) both symptomatic. There’s on page anaphylactic shock and an angioedema attack, a rescue by boat, hospital and ICU stay, mentions of self-harm, alcohol consumption, both recreationally and to numb the pain and talk about abuse that happened off page. Miscarriage and infertility discussion by a side character. There are food restrictions on a child (off page), discussion of child abuse (mental) and neglect, discussion of the United States education system from a school counselor’s perspective, on page gun violence in a school setting that ends in death (not of the main characters), and talk of grief.