Trigger Warnings (and other things to consider before reading)

These are books for grown ups. If you're easily offended or don't like the nitty gritty with your spice, you're probably not going to like them and that's ok. I can recommend some other books and authors you may like. 

With that being said....here's what you're likely to run into in my stories:

Bondage - he ties her, she ties him, he ties him, she ties her, they tie someone else. They use cuffs, ties, silk scarves, nylons, anyone extra in the room to hold the subject still, and just about anything else they can think of that won't cause harm during the fun. 

Kinky stuff - age play, analy play, bondage (see above), blindfolds, breath play, cuckolding, edge play, foot fetish, food fetish, gagging, humiliation, impact play (spanking, paddles, whips, floggers, other stingy or thuddy stuff like hair brushes and spoons. You get the idea), lingerie, mutual masturbation, masochism, public sex, praise kink, pet play, role play, rough sex, temperature play, voyeurism). That's just what I can think of today. Basically...it's all on the table if it's consensual. 

Sex - lots of sex. In the morning, afternoon, early evening, evening, late evening, middle of the night, in public or private. All the time. With whomever they can find who agrees to have sex with them. And it's explicit. You'll read about parts that slide and fit together (or not), how they taste, smell, feel. If you want a how-to guide, here it is. 

Foul language - sometimes nothing fits the moment better than the word fuck. So fuck it. You'll see that a lot. Along with all the other words the proper people shouldn't say in public. But fuck it. I stopped pretending to be proper a long time ago. 

Polgamy - I write with the philosophy the more the merrier. 

Heteroflexiblity - almost everyone is gay or bi or bi-curious. There are a few who aren't and that's ok too. We have transsexuals, cross dressers, non-binary, gender fluid, androgenous, intersexed, and queer. 

Past trauma - there may be references to PTSD, abuse (physical, verbal, sexual) encountered as an adult or as a child, abandonment, dugs, alcoholism, self-harm, racism, phobias against LGBTQIA+, miscarriage, and violence. The event in question does not happen on page. It's in the past, whether the character has dealt with or not may be a topic of conversation/action. 

Drugs and Alcohol - this is not typical but there may be the occasional drink or other imbibing. My characters don't tend to over do it. I don't believe these things in excess go together with the kind of stories I write. 

I think that's it. If you run into something not covered here, please let me know. Otherwise I'll update as I continue to write and something new comes up.