Note on Contextual Themes:

In genres like fantasy, dystopian, or historical fiction, dark or difficult themes—such as slavery, coercion, or power imbalance—may appear as part of the worldbuilding or a character’s struggle. I do edit stories that include these elements when they are part of the plot, handled with care, and not the central “appeal” of the book.

What I don’t edit are stories that romanticize, eroticize, or glorify abusive behavior—especially when it’s framed as love, coercive love, healing, or character growth. There’s a difference between a character overcoming darkness and a narrative that treats harmful dynamics as desirable.

If you’re unsure whether your story fits, I’m happy to take a quick look before booking. My goal is to support authors who write with emotional clarity and respect for their readers’ trust.

I want every project to be a good fit. Please review the content boundaries I honor before submitting. To keep my feedback focused and aligned with my values, I don’t work on stories that center around the following themes. This helps me give my best to the authors I serve—and ensures every project is a good fit.

If you're unsure whether your story fits, feel free to reach out. I'm always happy to clarify.

I DO NOT EDIT THESE TYPES OF BOOKS:

Erotica – Stories centered on explicit sexual content, often with minimal emotional or narrative depth.

Beratement – Narratives that glorify verbal abuse, humiliation, or emotional degradation, especially in romantic or interpersonal contexts.

Spicy Romance – Romance with graphic sexual scenes or heavy sensual content, even if consensual.

Reverse Harem – Stories where one female character is romantically or sexually involved with multiple male characters, often simultaneously.

LGBTQ+ Romance – Romantic or sexual relationships involving LGBTQ+ characters. **(Cozy, clean and/or closed door LGBTQ+ romance is welcome.)

BDSM – Includes bondage, dominance/submission, sadomasochism, or other kink-related dynamics, even if consensual.

Step or Forbidden Romance – Romantic relationships involving step-siblings, guardians, or other taboo pairings, often framed as “forbidden love.”

Forced Breeder/Kink – Stories involving non-consensual impregnation, often in dystopian or fantasy settings; typically includes coercion or captivity.

Trans Romance – Romantic or sexual relationships involving transgender characters. 

Poly Stories – Romance involving more than two partners, often with overlapping or simultaneous relationships.

Dubious Consent (Coercion/Rape) – Scenes where consent is unclear, coerced, or manipulated—often framed as “romantic tension.”

Coercive relationships – narratives where manipulation, pressure, or forced emotional dependence is framed as romantic or desirable.

Sexual Abuse Disguised as ‘Love’

Incest or pseudo-incest tropes (e.g., not really siblings but raised together).

Age-gap romance involving minors (even if technically legal, some stories blur ethical lines).

Non-consensual power dynamics (e.g., master/slave, captor/captive, or coercive mentorship).

Omegaverse / Alpha-Beta-Omega dynamics (often includes breeding, dominance, or dubious consent).

Dark romance with glorified abuse or trauma bonding (especially if it lacks redemption or accountability).

Fetish-centric narratives (e.g., adult baby/diaper lovers, humiliation kink, or medical fetishism, etc.).

Extreme degradation or objectification (especially when framed as romantic or character growth).

Taboo teacher/student or therapist/patient relationships (especially if the power imbalance is romanticized).