In an alternative universe, Katantia is a fictional island in the Eastern Hemisphere. The Kingdom of Katantia isn’t recognized by International law because it violates human rights and women’s rights. There are themes of TPE, dub-con, and non-con. There is cheating and an extreme taboo situation that is not glorified.

In an alternative universe, Katantia is a fictional island in the Eastern Hemisphere. The Kingdom of Katantia isn’t recognized by International law because it violates human rights and women’s rights. Child abuse is discussed. Other triggering subjects are sexual abuse, PTSD, substance abuse, recovery, and hysterectomies.

This book displays sensitive subjects like rape, PTSD, post-partum, and possible post-coma disabilities. I don’t condone some of what these characters say or do.

At some point in the novel, the characters have an open relationship. There’s no explicit scene, but the hero’s sexual relations with other women is briefly mentioned.

In an alternative universe, Katantia is a fictional island in the Eastern Hemisphere. The Kingdom of Katantia isn’t recognized by International law because it violates human rights and women’s rights. Katantia’s residents are very extra. TPE/non-con/dub-con themes can be found throughout.

There are brief mentions of extreme taboo situations that occurred in the Wraith Royals Duet.

An object is a woman that’s married. When the characters speak of ownership, they mean it as they say it. They own another person.

There is an unconventional HEA for the main characters. Proceed with caution.

Age Gap

Patient/Therapist

Interracial

Mild Dominant/submissive vibes

This is one of my lighter books, but it ends on a DARK note. Themes of child abuse are picked up again.

Guaranteed HEA.