Not All Himbos Wear Capes: Content, Tropes, Kinks & Triggers

(MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS)

Scroll down for the other books in the series & please do not hesitate to email C. directly with any questions or suggestions for adding to the TWs.

Content, Tropes & Kinks: 

• Superheroes/villains

• MM romance (love is love)

• Dual POV

• Grumpy/sunshine

• Star-crossed lovers + fated mates

• Hurt/comfort + found family

• Lovers-to-enemies-to-lovers (yup)

• Mutual (slightly psychotic) obsession

• “I’ve never done this before”

• “Who hurt you?!”

• Absolutely filthy dirty talk

• Soft dom with a big beefy bottom having a very enthusiastic bi/sub-awakening

• “Good boy” + “Yes, Daddy” (light D/s  – more bedroom dynamic than lifestyle)

• Praise + light degradation

• Edging, spanking, crawling, boot licking

• Docking + foreskin fixation

• Territorial cum play

• Purposefully gagging during blowies

• Snowballing (some might say excessive)

• Supersuit fetishes that result in supersuit sex 

• All the stretching, blow jobs, rim jobs, frotting, and dicks in asses because this is an MM romance

Possible triggers (please also check content list):

• Sweary dialogue (plus cringey non-swears)

• Using religious phrases in an overtly sexual context (oh, my God/Jesus Christ), along with the use of the words slut/brat

• Naughty, medium-dark humor

• Morally gray characters (both heroes + villains)

• Psychotic ideation + vague (but fond) memories of maiming  + killing

• Mention of gory human remains in villain lair

• Violent hero/villain battle scenes with minor gore

• Controlling + neglectful parents with some physical (superpowered) abuse

• Lack of autonomy + indentured servitude

• Restraints + kidnapping (non-sexy kind)

• Detailed descriptions of humans’ negative effects on coastal wildlife, specifically with pollution

• Seagull autopsy (the only detailed part is the contents of its stomach)

• A mouthy opinionated man who prefers cock and is very vocal about how much he personally prefers cock as his personal preference

• A cutthroat, dubious moral code for supes that isn’t meant to be understood by normies – “It’s how the game is played.”

The Villainous Things series contains standalone books (each with HEAs) that feature interconnected characters and an overarching plot. You need to read them in order:

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And YES… the author is already working on multiple spin-offs!
Like “Villains in Space” (a now complete trilogy that includes Earth Boys Are Easy – which comes BEFORE Rabble: End Game) and a soon-to-be-announced “Academy” series… stay tuned…