Trigger Warnings

Daggermouth is an adult dystopian romance with heavy themes. Please make sure to read through this list before starting.
• Death/Murder/Torture
• Emotional/Psychological/Physical abuse
• Mentions and conversations of sexual assault (off screen/character backstory)
• Mentions and conversations of child abuse (off screen/character backstory)
• Suicidal ideation and alcohol abuse
• Open door sex and sexual activities
• Graphic language
• Oppression, classism and sexism
If at any point you find the material distressing or triggering, please stop reading and return only if you feel ready. Your mental health and well-being are not only important but should always come first. If you or a loved one is struggling with any form of abuse, please know you are not alone and there is help. You are so incredibly loved. The following are among the many resources available to you:National Domestic Violence Hotline:Call 800-799-7233 or text BEGIN to 88788Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988

Book 1 Priest:
This book contains mentions of systemic sex abuse and a sister's death by suicide.
• Slut-shaming
• Sexual assault (mentioned)
• Revenge porn
• Emotionally abusive relationship (recounted)
• Suicide (discussed)
• Alcohol consumption
• Stalking

Book 2: Sinner
• Racism
• Child sexual abuse by a priest (recounted)
• Grief & loss (depiction)
• Death of a parent from cancer

Book 3: Saint
The main character of this book has a history of depression and his experience with suicidal ideation before his diagnosis is described in Chapter 47. This chapter can be skipped, and its meaning inferred from the rest of the story.This book also contains brief mentions of sexual abuse of a child by a Catholic priest and a sister's death by suicide.The abuse and death take place before the events of the story.
• Homomisia
• Child sexual abuse by a priest (mentioned)
• Infedelity
• Depression
• Suicidal ideation (recounted)
• Alcohol consumption
• Death of a sister from suicide
• Death of a mother from cancer (recounted)

Book 4: Devil
• Mental Health: a main character with generalized anxiety; disparaging remarks about a secondary character whose choices potentially stem from untreated mental illness; referenced difficult mental healthcare experiences for a mother and sister in an ER setting years before the story starts (Chapter 20); positive depiction of inpatient care (Chapter 42); brief, non-specific references to a secondary character's past drug and alcohol dependencies; extremely complicated feelings from a main character around a deceased parent who'd had mental illness; a main character who overhears conjecture about his potential diagnoses as a child, recalled briefly in the present.

•Self-Harm: scattered moments of passive and nonspecific suicidal ideation; three moments of inaction that could be considered suicidal (Chapter 9 [re: thinking about waiting for a flood to reach her], Chapter 10 [re: potential infection], Chapter 42 [re: severe weather]); scattered references to a protagonist's sister who died by suicide twenty years before the story starts (the aftermath is described in some detail in Chapters 26 and 38); references to a protagonist's mother who died by drowning eighteen years before the story starts (discussed but not depicted in Chapter 38 and Chapter 42) and whose drowning is considered a suicide by the protagonist even though it was officially ruled an accident.

•Sexual Content: Pervasive dubious consent; consensual somnophilia; a consensual and planned free-use arrangement; demeaning language from MMC to FMC during sex (enjoyed by the FMC).

• Violence: Stalking by the MMC; nonconsensual recording of FMC by MMC; a brief depiction of domestic violence between two sisters (Chapter 9). Death of the FMC's father and grandparents in a highway accident thirteen years before the start of the story. An assault on the FMC by her sister's ex-boyfriend that results in broken fingers—this happens three years before the present day but is briefly discussed in Chapters 11, 33 and 42) .

• Other: Characters that meet when the MMC is a fourth-year college student and the FMC is his lecturer; home loss (severe weather); lack of healthcare coverage; poverty; a secondary character who experiences early pregnancy loss as a teenager off-page and twenty years before the start of the book (referenced but not depicted).

Leather & Lark
As much as Leather & Lark is a dark romantic comedy and will hopefully make you laugh through the madness, it’s still dark! Please read responsibly. If you have any questions about this list, please don’t hesitate to contact me at brynneweaverbooks.com or on one of my social media platforms (I’m most active on Instagram and TikTok).

•Eyeballs but not eye sockets, so you’re welcome
•Teeth and tooth byproducts
•I might have ruined pizza and beer. Also smoothies. Still not sorry • Snow globes
•Autocannibalism . . . ? Welcome to a debate you never thought you’d have
•Numerous weapons and sharp objects, including darts, scissors, guns, saws, knives, grinders, an edger, and a little implement called an enucleation spoon
•Severed fingers
•You might have new thoughts about crafting with epoxy resin
•Vehicular collisions
•Drowning in various forms
•Terminal illness of a loved one
•Detailed sex scenes, which include (but are not limited to) adult toys, choking, rough sex, mild degradation, sexual acts in public, pegging, praise kink
•References to parental neglect and child abuse (notdepicted)
•References to child sexual assault (not depicted)
•Religious references/trauma
•Explicit and colorful language, including a lot of“blasphemy.” Don’t say I didn’t warn you!
•Injured dog (cause of injury not depicted, and he’s okay,I promise!)
•There is a lot of death . . . it’s a book about a contractkiller and a serial killer falling in love, so I feel like that’sprobably a given

Scythe & Sparrow
As much as Scythe & Sparrow is a dark romantic comedy and will hopefully make you laugh through the madness, it’s still dark! Please read responsibly. If you have any questions about this list, please don’t hesitate to contact me at brynneweaverbooks.com or on one of my social media platforms (I’m most active on Instagram and TikTok).

•Eyeballs . . . again. If it’s any consolation, I don’t know why I keep writing them into books because eyeball shit freaks me the fuck out
•Also eyelids. Yep. We’re there now
•I’m not sure that I really ruin cotton candy as much as maybe just defile it
•Possibly sausages and/or hot dogs
•Ill-advised use of staple guns
•Are drug-addicted raccoons a trigger? Debate!
•Clowns
•Sexy clowns
•Medical trauma including serious injury, ambulances, open fractures, puncture wounds, blood loss, hospitals, surgical recovery
•Impaling (not the sexy kind, but okay . . . that too)
•References to domestic physical abuse (not depicted), psychological/emotional abuse, sexual harassment, threats and intimidation, misogyny
•Injured dog—but if you’ve read Leather & Lark, you already know Bentley will be fine! He’s too grumpy and badass to die
•Parental neglect, child physical abuse (not depicted)
•Numerous weapons and sharp objects, including knives, guns, baseball bats, metal hooks, an edge beveler—you should be used to these by now
•Detailed sex scenes, which include (but are not limited to): adult toys, primal kink, cum kink, anal, rough sex, sexual acts in public
•Explicit and colorful language, including a lot of “blasphemy.” Don’t say I didn’t warn you!
•There is a lot of injury and death . . . it’s a book about a doctor and a serial killer falling in love, so I feel like that’s probably a given

Tourist Season:
•Woodchippers
•Creative use of bird feeders
•Eyeballs and also eye sockets
•Lawn aerators
•Scrapbooking, but make it murdery
•Gardening, but make that murdery too
•Stalking and voyeurism
•Breaking and entering, including theft
•References to physical and psychological torture
•Drowning
•Hamburgers
•Birds that enjoy human snacks
•Vehicular collisions
•A plethora of weapons, including axes, knives, guns, needles, chainsaws, garrotes, and three-hole punches
•Explicit language and blasphemy
•Murdery use of ropes
•Sexy use of ropes
•Medical settings and details, including trauma response activities, CPR, hospitals, and long-term recovery
Explicit sexual content, including BDSM, brat/brat tamer kink, impact play, rough sex, adult toys, pain play, and mild knife play
•This is a story of two serial killers falling in love, so expect general murder and mayhem.
•Elderly loved one with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) and early Alzheimer’s disease (AD)
•Caregiving responsibilities and challenges are also depicted

Harvest Season:
•Woodchippers
•A raven who still very much enjoys human meat snacks
•Dismembered bones
•Eye . . . stuff (why are you surprised?!)
•Murdery gardening
•Breaking and entering, including theft
•Dismembered bodies
•Toes. Yep, toes
•Chili peppers
•Poison and its unpleasant effects
•Stalking (or, according to Nolan, “hunting”)
•Drowning
•Forced captivity
•Alcohol, and sometimes weird things in alcohol . . .
•Detailed Search and Rescue/recovery activities, including depictions of loved ones experiencing the stress and grief of a missing family member
•Details of a hit-and-run vehicular accident and drunk driving
•A plethora of weapons, including axes, knives, guns, garrotes, and three-hole punches
•Explicit language and blasphemy
•Explicit sexual content, including brat/brat-tamer kink, impact play, adult toys, anal sex, oral sex, pain play
•Suicide—though please know that this is not due to complicating factors of mental health issues. In this circumstance, it is defined as self-inflicted injurious behavior with the intent to die
•This is a story of two serial killers falling in love, so expect general murder and mayhem
•Elderly loved one with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) and early Alzheimer’s disease (AD)
•Caregiving responsibilities and challenges are also depicted

The Pucking Wrong Number:
Trigger warnings for this book include stalking, some scenes of dubious consent (but Monroe is always a very willing participant by the end) manipulation, somnophilia, dark obsession, andsex. There are no harems, cheating, or sharing involved. Lincoln Daniels only has eyes for her.

The Pucking Wrong Guy:
Trigger warnings for this book include stalking, manipulation, dark obsession and sex. Our MC has issues with self-hate, self-harm, an eating disorder, and trauma from her parents’ death is alluded to and described. Cheating is involved but not between the main love interests! Ari and Blake would never cheat on each other. There are no harems or sharing involved. Ari Lancaster onlyhas eyes for her.

The Pucking Wrong Date:
Trigger warnings for this book include stalking, manipulation, dark obsession, birth control tampering, prescription drug addiction, and sex. There are also references to past sexual assault and physical abuse—not from the love interest.There are no harems, cheating, or sharing involved. Walker Davis only has eyes for her.

The Pucking Wrong Man:
Themes include ice hockey, stalking—by the MC and the bad guy—and manipulation, somnophilia, attempted kidnapping, dark obsessivethemes, sexual scenes, alcohol and prescription drug addiction, cynophobia, dog attacks, reference to prior underage sexual abuse, blackmail, death, gore, psychological, physical, and domestic abuse—note from thelove interest—and references to previous sexual assault references—not involving the love interest. There are no harems, cheating, or sharing involved. Camden James only has eyes for her.

The Pucking Wrong Rookie:
Themes include ice hockey, stalking by the MMC, manipulation, reference to prior sex work, description of a sex auction, reference to parent’sdeath due to cancer and addiction, dark obsessive themes, sexual scenes, death of an animal off page, reference and brief flashback to forced priorabortion, infertility, blackmail, death, and abuse (psychological and physical)—NOT FROM THE LOVE INTEREST. There are no harems, cheating,or sharing involved. Logan York only has eyes for her.