• Adult language
• Frequent and fully described sexual acts
• Consumption of alcohol
• Scathing religious and cultural commentary
• Ritualistic sacrifice and self harm
• Body shaming and discussions of fat phobia
• Mentions of blood and menstruation
• Brief mentions of hunting, weapons, injured
animals, and the use of furs
• Personal injury
• Bullying from peers and gaslighting from an
authority figure
• Birth control tampering
• Scenes using restraints, praise, primal play,
breeding kink, and accidental oversteps of sexual
boundaries

Your mental health matters to me.

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questions about these content warnings before reading
this book, feel free to email me at
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Dianus

The maiden knows witchcraft. Her power is strong, sure, and undoubtedly captivating. I have been alone for so long—all but forgotten. I had lost hope until she arrived in my forest. Now I’m keeping her warm on these cold winter nights before the light returns on the solstice.

But can I keep her suspicions at bay long enough to regain my strength? And what will she do once she finds out who I really am? What I really am…

Most importantly, will she still worship me?

Hellbent is a bit grittier than my other books but isn’t considered a dark
romance. As an author, I’ve tried to balance brevity with authenticity in
my characters’ experiences as adults grappling with everyday struggles. This
novel is intended only for a mature audience and contains strong language
as well as frequent and fully described sexual acts.

These characters have frank discussions regarding abusive relationships, a
narcissistic mother, abortion, the death of a parent due to cancer,
nonconsensual drug use (roofying), nonconsensual condom removal during
intercourse (stealthing), and racism.

Other content warnings include alcohol and cannabis consumption,
attempted sexual assault, violence, internalized body shaming, mentions of
blood and menstruation, police brutality, and slut shaming.

Your mental health matters to me.

If you have any questions about these
content warnings before reading this book, feel free to email me at
contact@maggiemaren.com

You see, Dane MacCloyd, the groomsman in question, is a walking red flag. Every charming, tatted-up, bad-boy mechanic inch of him. Plus, he’s a little too friendly with all the tourists who visit Pine Bluff, Maine, a memo Maisie didn’t get until it was too late.

But when the wedding is over, Maisie finds herself caught up in small-town corruption, and Dane is the only person who can keep her from harm. Vowing to protect her, Dane whisks Maisie away on an impromptu road trip, where they’re forced to face their misunderstandings while fighting every instinct to collide.

Will a little time away give them the answers they need? Every adventure must come to an end, but could this fling turn into forever?

Either way, it’s going to be one hell of a ride.

This novel is intended only for a mature audience and
contains strong language as well as frequent and fully
described sexual acts.

Other content warnings include personal injury, blood,
violence, and sexual harassment. Due to the nature of
Harley’s job as a forest ranger, search and rescue missions are
mentioned with passing descriptions of tragedies. These are
brief and handled with as much sensitivity as possible.

Your mental health matters to me.

If have any questions
about these content warnings before reading this book, feel
free to email me at contact@maggiemaren.com

Feverburn is a contemporary romance intended for a mature
audience.

Content warnings include strong language, fully descriptive
sexual acts, distressing emergent events, death, non
consensual drug use, violence towards women, and workplace
harassment.

Your mental health matters to me.

If you have any
questions about these content warnings before reading this
book, feel free to email me at contact@maggiemaren.com

She sets to uncover what this brooding mountain man is hiding and why the townsfolk call him Cursed Carson. And what starts as curiosity turns into long nights in his cabin, skinny dipping in moonlit lakes and romps on the forest floor. All unbeknownst to her new friend and business partner, who happens to be dating his estranged brother.

Everything changes when an accidental fire erupts, and secrets they’ve both been hiding spill out.

Is his cursed reputation simply a small-town superstition, or is being with him a real threat to Rosie’s safety?

Searching for answers, they must keep their love a secret at the risk of everything going up in flames. But a connection like theirs can’t remain hidden for long.

When it comes to love, sometimes your only hope is not getting burned.

*Feverburn can be enjoyed as a standalone novel but will reveal major spoilers for Stormbound, the first book in the series. It is told from a first-person dual point of view, with no cliffhangers. If you love grumpy lumberjacks and witchy women, look no further!