In most cases, the Safeword series can be read in any order. The exceptions are the two Davenport books (these books are now available as a boxed set) and the four Matte books. Also, while Safeword: Arabesque can be read as a stand-alone, it’s better to read it after the four Matte books if you plan to read them as well.
- Safeword Rainbow
- Safeword: Davenport
- Safewords: Davenport and Chiffon
- Safeword: Quinacridone
- Safeword: Matte
- Safeword: Matte – In Training
- No Safeword: Matte – The Honeymoon
- No Safeword: Matte – Happily Ever After
- Safeword: Arabesque
- Safeword: Mayday
- Safeword: Mayday – Adding their Fourth
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In Safeword: Arabesque it is hinted that Issac is a paranormal, I believe shifter, and that it would be reveled later book what type, but I have read all of the books of the series and do not remember seeing it reveled. Are you planning a new book with Frisco, Cam, Cassie, and Issac? Or Issac in a new book in a series?
Thanks for asking, Sara!
Yes, Isaac is something other than human, and we’ll likely find out what he is in the Only Human series, when we finally get to the big battle between good and evil.
It’s possible my muse will let the cat out of the bag before then, but the current plan is for us to find out when he steps in to help fight.
The Safeword series will remain a contemporary series, with no one knowing about supernaturals.
Years later, I can confirm that we find out what Isaac is in the final ONLY HUMAN book.
Should the safeword series be read before the other series? I started with Duke then dragon king then brain which by the way all excellent I’ve enjoyed them but I’d like to start from the beginning although with the way you have set it’s not hard to follow
If you enjoy intense contemporary BDSM then the Safeword series can be read first. Some of the characters show up as secondary characters in the paranormal universe, but you don’t need to have read the contemporary series first.
Just saw the latest update on your books. Please, please, please beg your muse to take you back to Safeword Mayday. I really liked what you posted on Patreon and have been waiting with bated breath to hear more about it. I realize you’ve been caught up in the fantasy stuff for a while now, but I have adored the Safeword books since I found them and there just haven’t been enough of them.
I’m planning to get back to Mayday this summer or fall, depending on where my muse will let me go. I’m working on the outline for OH now, since where I want to go is fresh on my mind after finishing OH5. Thanks for the note!
I would love to read the Mayday safe word books but have not been available. I have read all of your books. Will thes be made available soon thru Amazon.
I hope they’ll be available in 2019, but I don’t have a firm release date yet. Thanks for asking!
Hi,
Are the TBA books still in the works or have they been cancelled?
I’ve been locked out of my website for so long, and I’m finally back in. I’ll make changes to the lists, but off the top of my head, the TBA books are still in the pipeline, but have possibly been moved back, since they aren’t out yet.
It Looks like the Safeword series has been inactive for over seven years now and Safeword Mayday has been “TBA” for a long time. Any plans to continue these books?
I love the way you write intense BDSM. Would you ever consider writing an entry in the Safeword world from a F/m, Femdom POV? It’s hugely hard to find decent, well written entries in this genre .
While I don’t have a date in mind, I do intend to eventually write more in the Safeword series. Many books in my paranormal universe involve intense BDSM as well. Razor, Bud, the three Christmas books, the four Faerie Tale books, the Dark Underbelly books, the Birmingham RTMC books, and others have super-intense scenes. Books like Cocky Queen and the Bash trilogy are more BDSM light. Thanks for asking!