H. D. Carlton
Haunting Adeline trigger warnings
Grouped in the open, because this is the warning page. On the book page the same flags stay behind a tap.
Haunting Adeline spice level
Spice 5/5 · Scorching. Frequent, graphic, the point of many chapters. The scorching shelf.
Darkness
Darkness 5/5 · No light. The book is not interested in pulling the punch.
Graphic
- Sexual assault Sexual violence is part of the story. Read only if you want that on the page.
- Dubious consent Sex or intimacy where consent is unclear, pressured, or compromised. Fiction for adults. Not a how-to.
- Non-consent Sex without consent appears on the page or is central to the plot. This is a warning, not an invitation.
- Torture Deliberate infliction of pain. Not a fade-to-black fight.
- Breath play Breath restriction appears in a sexual context.
- Knife play Knives used in a sexual or threatening scene.
- Somnophilia Sexual contact while a character is asleep or not fully conscious.
- Degradation Humiliation and demeaning language or acts, usually sexual.
Moderate
- Stalking Surveillance, break-ins, following, or a hero who will not leave.
- Violence Fights, assaults, or bloodshed that is part of the plot, not a metaphor.
- Kidnapping Someone is taken. The taking is not a joke setup.
- Murder Characters kill, or a killing sits at the centre of the book.
Minor
None flagged in this band.
You opened the warning page, so the flags are visible. On the book page they stay collapsed until you tap them.
Questions readers actually ask
Does Haunting Adeline have trigger warnings?
Yes. This page lists them in the open: Stalking, Violence, Sexual assault, Dubious consent, Non-consent, Kidnapping, Torture, Breath play, Knife play, Somnophilia, Degradation, Murder.
What is the Haunting Adeline spice level?
Haunting Adeline spice level is Scorching (spice 5 of 5). Darkness is separate: No light (5 of 5).