Content Guidance
The following content information is provided to help readers make informed choices about what they read.
Last Night Was Fun
2025 · Holly Michelle
Content guide (contains spoilers): This book depicts grief over the death of a sibling that happened in the past. Emmy’s older brother struggled with addiction and died of a drug overdose 15 years before the story takes place. His death is referenced on the page in multiple places but not in great detail. The story also depicts gender bias in the workplace. Emmy is often talked over and not chosen for opportunities like her male colleagues. There is no sexual harassment or misconduct depicted on the page.
You'll Be The Death of Me
2026 · Holly Michelle
Content guide (contains spoilers): This book depicts scenes of death, grief, and mourning. On the morning Dell wakes up as a ghost, her fiancé finds her body dead in bed and tries to revive her with no success. There is reference to paramedics, police, and the coroner. Dell witnesses her parents, brothers, and best friend mourning her sudden death. While Cole’s death is not depicted on the page, there is reference to him dying in a ski accident. There is also a scene where he visits his parents as a ghost. They cannot see him but he witnesses them mourning his death. There is no blood or violence in the book.
In Between Forever
2026 · Holly James
Content guide (contains spoilers): This book contains depiction of someone with congestive heart failure. Luke is 24 years old when he is diagnosed. There are multiple scenes with medical emergencies, including heart attacks, and references to paramedics, ambulances, and emergency departments. It includes scenes set inside a hospital with Luke in a bed, with Diana and Luke’s parents nervously waiting for news. There is separate reference to a patient being prepped for heart surgery but no blood on the page. There is reference to Grant being unable to save a patient’s life, but the death is not depicted on the page. There is reference to a terminal cancer diagnosis (brain tumor), but there are no depictions of anyone living with cancer or cancer treatment on the page. The story also follows a homicide investigation, with descriptions including blood, graphic injuries (blunt force trauma), crime scene details, and reference to an autopsy report. There are multiple references to suicide: Diana survived a sleeping pill overdose in her twenties, and the detectives consider suicide as an explanation for the victim’s death. There is also brief reference to verbal sexual harassment between a young teenage boy and girl. Finally, the story depicts someone peacefully dying on the page.