Jex thought she was an average, post-college girl—until she crippled a drunk and nearly incinerated a gas station. When her elemental powers manifest, she’s torn from her placid life and shoved into the war between good and evil. Forced to rely on new allies, including the sweetheart Captain of the Guards and her alphahole Valen, Jex must come to terms with her newfound ability before her enemies succeed in capturing her.

CI: This book contains on-page sexual content and violence, including death. It discusses abandonment, disownment, grief, adoption, stalking/kidnapping, and infidelity (not among the main characters). There is discussion of dubcon but no dubcon. Duality is medium burn MF and slow-burn RH/why-choose. The female main character has both male and female love interests in the series.

Our snarky heroine must come to terms with her elemental powers or be trampled in the war between good and evil. Can she survive, or will she be torn apart in the process?

CI: This book contains on-page sexual content and violence, including death and character death, fire, grief, gun violence, and depression. It also includes stalking, kidnapping, dubcon, and other topics that may not be comfortable for survivors. There are both male and female love interests from here forward. This book is much more intense than Duality. The final 30-60 pages are . . . a lot. Book 2 is fast burn and contains MF and MFM.

Our snarky heroine must come to terms with her elemental powers or be trampled in the constant stream of conflict around her—not only between differing motives and causes, but also within herself. Can she finally take control, or is it that control that ends it all?

CI: This book contains violence, blood/gore, grief, depression, disownment, death and character death, fire, gun violence, abduction, mention of IVF/infertility, transphobia (tangential), and discussion of self-harm. It includes MF, FF, MFM, FFM, and MFFMM.

Our snarky heroine must take control of her own future and find her happily ever after. Can she succeed, or will the powers that be snuff her flame for good?

CI: This book contains on-page sexual content and violence, including death and character death, anxiety, grief, blood, fire, depression, torture, stalking/kidnapping, gun violence, dubcon, a light amount of CNC, and other topics that may not be comfortable for survivors. It contains multiple group scenes and FF in various forms.

The guillotine doesn't care whose neck rests on its block. Four worlds collide in this 18+ fantasy romance novel. In a realm on the brink of collapse, the Thief is the Queen's sword and shield to protect her from her enemies. The Rabble is a revolutionary, serving the Duke's desire to overthrow his betrothed. When the Thief and the Rabble intersect on equal opposite missions, the result is an outcome no one anticipated.

CI: This is fairly light, as far as my writing goes. The book contains graphic violence and on-page sex. Triggers include anxiety, lots of chasing (no dubcon/noncon), cursing/coarse language, depression, some blood, death, parental death (not on page), fire, murder, sexism/ misogyny, and pregnancy in the epilogue. It is firmly R-rated, but this is a fantasy- and romance-centered story.

I can do this. I will walk down that aisle, and say the words, and do my wifely duty once as required for a binding marriage, and then find some way to eke out a sliver of happiness. I just hope no one figures out what I did to celebrate (or, rather, mourn) the night before this forsaken wedding.

CI: This novella has only some plot and is fast-burn MFM. Potential triggers include: controlling men and sexism/ institutional misogyny, weddings and husband/wife dynamics, prostitution, fear of public shaming (but overall is still sex-positive); breeding (no barriers, but no pregnancy), spanking, a nominal amount of breath play and edging, size kink, vocal finishes; consent can be more implied than express (but no dubcon or noncon); and a surprisingly minor amount of violence for my writing.

If he hasn’t conquered a country and widowed you to make you his, is he even really trying?

Work in progress - Inna’s story.