Seasons of Revenge
Tis the Season for Revenge contains mentions of cheating, verbal, physical, thoughts of internalized fat phobia/mentions of past fat phobia against FMC and financial abuse.
Cruel Summer contains mentions of anxiety, bullying, alcohol, and fighting.
The Fall of Bradley Reed mentions of infidelity, (not with the MCs) anxiety, bullying, drinking/alcohol, use of edible marijuana, mention of verbal abuse, narcissistic partners/parents, and fatphobia.
Ick Factor this book stars Theo, who has two parents who have passed away. While this isn’t addressed on page, it is mentioned! Ick Factor also features anxiety, cheating (not my MMC), bullying, ADHD rep, death of parents and divorced parents. There is also adult language and explicit sex, including inappropriate use of office space.
Big Nick Energy revolves around Shae (full name Sharon in Tis the Season for Revenge) who is leaving an abusive relationship. There is mention of physical and verbal abuse. There is no on page abuse.
Springbrook Hills
The Distraction contains mentions of alcohol abuse, verbal abuse, infidelity, family estrangement, and parent illness.
The Protector contains mentions of stalking, violence, and implied date rape (though not on page and not carried out, it is mention so I want to make sure if that’s a trigger, you are aware.)
The Substitution contains mentions of alcohol abuse, verbal abuse, domestic violence, infidelity, and family estrangement.
The Connection contains mentions of aging parents, parental illness, childhood cancer, and child death.
The Playlist contains mentions of abuse, anxiety, and internalized body shaming.
Mastermind Duet
Ivory Tower contains mentions of cheating, verbal, physical, and financial abuse, assault, violence, gambling and addiction.
Diamond Fortress contains mentions of cheating, verbal, physical, and financial abuse, assault, violence, gambling and addiction, and murder.
Ocean View
The Ex Files contains mentions of weight, diets, infidelity, and family estrangement.
Walking Red Flag features conversations about virginity, purity culture, neurodivergency, and ADHD. There is also a scene in a hospital featuring a broken bone.
Bittersweet contains mentions of gambling, addiction, the expectation of an older sibling, parental death/cancer, infidelity, potential SA, kidnapping, and violence.
Atlas Oaks
All My Love: This story deals with issues of alcoholism and sobriety as well as depression (recurrent brief depression,) narcissistic parents, and (off-page) death of parents. There is also a scene where the FMC is cornered by a man, but no assault takes place.