Book Content Warnings

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This is a general list provided with hopes of being helpful to readers, but it may not include all of the nuances regarding the themes, or content, a reader might be sensitive to.

Disclaimer: It is impossible for an author to know all of the ways that the content they write may affect another person. This list is being provided for informational purposes only. It is your responsibility as a reader to be informed and to decide what books are most suitable for you to read. All Hyssop & Ebony books are written for entertainment purposes only. Hyssop & Ebony LLC does not endorse or condone any of the mature themes, content or behaviors that might be depicted, or alluded to,  in the novels listed below that could be viewed as being harmful or dangerous to oneself, or to others.  These books are fictitious and are not intended as a substitute for any professional medical, psychological, financial, legal, or other advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you feel you are in a life-threatening situation, please promptly contact the appropriate authorities, medical providers, or crisis intervention service providers in your local area for immediate assistance.

The Jewel of Tamdeipwe

Please note that The Jewel of Tamdeipwe is a science fantasy novel, and so any portrayals of, or allusions to, the below themes and/or content are purely fictional and may not be realistic.

  • Alcoholism

  • Animal cruelty

  • Bullying

  • Death (including, but not limited to, death from pregnancy)

  • Depression (including allusions to suicide, suicidal ideation, self-harm, etc.)

  • Dermatological conditions (including, but not limited to, allusions to eczema, vitiligo, psoriasis, rosacea, etc.)

  • Disability (including, but not limited to, allusions to tongue prosthesis, chronic illness, mental health disorders, etc.)

  • Drowning

  • Extreme Weather / Environmental Conditions (including, but not limited to, drought, wildfires and volcanic eruptions)

  • Faith and Religion

  • Grief

  • Illicit behavior (including, but not limited to, allusions to arson, theft, domestic abuse, etc.)

  • Racism

  • Sickness (including, but not limited to, allusions to illnesses similar to hyperemesis gravidarum, long covid, coma, body dysmorphia, anemia, dehydration, etc.)

  • Violence (including, but not limited to, depictions of, or allusions to, war, political purges, police brutality, domestic and verbal abuse, etc.)

  • Xenophobia