Content Notes

Diamond in the Dark

Diamond in the Dark is dark and violent and sexual.  It is a reverse harem romance, which means that the heroine doesn’t have to choose between her love interests.  It is a poly romance, which means that the men in the relationship love each other too, and this is reflected in the spicy scenes, group and otherwise.  It is a dark romance, very dark.  There is noncon, dubcon, impact play, bondage, knife and blood play, degradation, unwilling exhibitionism, public humiliation, and explicitly non-RACK BDSM.  It is a mafia romance, and you can expect guns, drug trafficking, violence, torture, kidnapping, and murder.  

This book takes place in a fictional world that looks a lot like ours.  There’s mention of abortion and birth control because these discussions are realities for millions of women.

This book is absolutely not a model for how to conduct a safe, sane, and consensual BDSM relationship.

If any of that gives you pause, this may not be the book for you.  But if all of that that sounds amazing, keep reading.  I think you’ll love it. 

Lies like Rubies: Parts One & Two

Lies like Rubies is dark and violent and sexual. It is a why choose romance, which means that the heroine doesn’t have to choose between her love interests. It is a polyamorous romance–everyone in the Poppy-verse is pan unless explicitly stated otherwise. It is a dark romance. There is noncon, dubcon, non-consensual power exchange, domination and submission, sadism and masochism, impact play, pain play, pet play, bondage, knife and blood play, humiliation, degradation, unwilling exhibitionism, and explicitly non-RACK BDSM. There is domestic violence (off page), non-erotic r@pe (Part Two only), direct threats to children (but no violence), trafficking in persons, k!dn@apping, torture, and all of the violence and unal!ving you normally expect in a dark mafia romance

This duet is absolutely not a model for how to conduct a safe, sane, and consensual BDSM relationship. 

If any of that gives you pause, this may not be the duet for you. But if all of that sounds amazing, keep reading. I think you’ll love it.   

Sin & Sapphire

Sin & Sapphire is a dark romance. It is a why choose romance, which means that the heroine doesn’t have to choose between her love interests. It is a polyamorous romance–everyone in the Poppy-verse is pan unless explicitly stated otherwise.

This following content notes contain spoilers. Read at your own risk.

Sin & Sapphire contains pain play, impact play, blood play, breeding kinks, daddy, breath play to the point of passing out, cock warming, degradation, praise, a total power exchange, noncon, and dubcon. It also contains sex in exchange for protection, non-erotic r@pe (not by an main character), sexual assault (not by an main character), kidnapping, manipulation of birth control, pregnancy, an age gap, isolation as punishment, reference to eating disorders, reference to fat phobia (off page), drugging of the female protagonist, human trafficking, and references to past child abuse (off page), along with all of the violence, murder, and mayhem you’d typically expect in a dark romance.

While there are bondage, discipline, S&M, and D/s dynamics in this book, the kink is neither risk aware nor consensual. This romance is not a model for a real life BDSM relationship.

If any of that gives you pause, this may not be the book for you. But if all of that that sounds amazing, keep reading. I think you’ll love it.

And yes, Ana does get her happily ever after.

Eventually.