Emily Conrad writes Christian romances that often deal with difficult subjects from the perspective that no one is too far gone for grace.

Her novels do not include swearing, explicit sexual content, or gore.

The below list of content information and trigger warnings is intended to be thorough (and includes plot spoilers), however, it is impossible to predict all topics that may be problematic for each reader. You may be able to find additional information in reader reviews on various retail and bookish sites.

Please use prayer and discretion as you determine which books are right for you.

The Rhythms of Redemption

To Bring You Back: discussion of sexual sin (past), the aftermath of a friend’s depression and suicide, alcohol and drug use and addiction, alleged domestic violence

To Belong Together: dementia, loss of a parent, financial difficulties, discussion of past childhood physical abuse, a car accident and related PTSD

To Begin Again: prescription drug abuse, cancer, heroine with past of being valued/used for her body, discussion of whether sex should be a part of an adult dating relationship

To Believe In You: past addiction, home invasion, physical altercations involving the hero

The Many Oaks Romances

Now or Never: cancer, loss of spouse in bus accident (past), divorce (past)

A Surefire Love: church conflict, ADHD, anxiety, loss of brother in alcohol-related incident (past), alcoholic parent, child neglect, structure fires

Christmas in Redemption Ridge

Bidding on a Second Chance: Anxiety, pedestrian-vehicle accident (non-fatal), family member in jail, female main character was orphaned as a child due to a car accident

Matchmaking The Cowboy: loss of parent (past), controlling ex, grief

Risking His Heart: pedestrian-vehicle accident (non-fatal), orphaned child taken in by female main character, home burglaries

The Chimney Creek Romances

On the Fence About You: Grief/recent loss of loved one, PTSD, war flashback, severe storm

Lost Without You: Childhood abandonment, adoption and foster care, injury (without blood), threatening wilderness situations

Justice

Justice: sexual assault and resulting pregnancy, teen pregnancy, abortion and adoption are mentioned