Tag Archives: Divorce

This page lists books that contain trigger warnings for the depiction of divorce.

See Cheating for infidelity. For intimate partner abuse or abusive relationships, see Domestic abuse

False Step by Victoria Helen Stone

False Step by Victoria Helen Stone

For days, all of Denver, Colorado, has worried over the fate of a missing child, little Tanner Holcomb. Then, a miracle: handsome, athletic Johnny Bradley finds him, frightened but unharmed, on a hiking trail miles from his wealthy family’s mountain home. In a heartbeat, his rescuer goes from a financially strapped fitness trainer to a celebrated hero. The heat of the spotlight may prove too much for Johnny’s picture-perfect family, however. His wife, Veronica, despises the pressure of the sudden fame, afraid that secrets and bitter resentments of her marriage may come to light. An… Read more.

Goodreads • The Story Graph

Trigger & Content Warnings:

  • Rape
  • Cheating
  • Intimate partner violence
  • Divorce
  • Murder
  • Kidnapping
  • Disappearance of child
Support Us at Ko-Fi at ko-fi.com

Diary of a Haunting by M. Verano

When Paige moves from LA to Idaho with her mom and little brother after her parents’ high-profile divorce, she expects to completely hate her new life, and the small town doesn’t disappoint. Worse yet, the drafty old mansion they’ve rented is infested with flies, spiders, and other pests Paige doesn’t want to think about. She chalks it up to her rural surroundings, but it’s harder to ignore the strange things happening around the house, from one can of ravioli becoming a dozen, to unreadable words appearing in the walls. Soon Paige’s little brother begins roaming the house at… Read more.

Goodreads • The Story Graph

Trigger and Content Warnings

  • Cheating recounted
  • Parental divorce recounted
  • Blood depiction
  • Murder
  • Fire

All That Has Flown Beyond by Marina Vivancos

Kaiyo’s bloodline has been part of the Garrow pack for generations. He has been destined to be shaman, to anchor the werewolves to the land, and lend aid with the force of his Ousía. When Kaiyo is fourteen, however, an attacking group kills all of the adults in the pack, leaving young Ahmik, only fifteen, as leader. Kaiyo grows increasingly reckless in his desperation to defend his pack, to finally grow into his shaman powers, and to protect Ahmik: the boy he loves. In the end, Kaiyo loses his pack anyway. Packless, landless, Kaiyo drifts. For ten years, he fights to remake himself into the… Read more.

Goodreads • The Story Graph

Trigger and Content Warnings

  • Parental divorce mentioned
  • Depression (protagonist)