Nine Month Contract by Amy Daws
This contemporary romance offers moderate-to-strong exposure opportunities for anyone working through emetophobia. Because the story centers around an unexpected pregnancy, nausea and morning sickness are recurring plot elements. Throughout the book, there are multiple on-page vomiting scenes, frequent mentions of nausea, and several moments involving toilets, dry heaving, and sickness-related dialogue.
Scenes range from mild discomfort to more vivid descriptions of characters actively vomiting, especially during emotionally charged or stressful moments.
Because these triggers appear regularly across the story, readers can use this book to practice exposure with:
Frequent nausea discussions
On-page vomiting
Toilet-focused sickness moments
Morning sickness described multiple times
Sudden or unexpected mentions of feeling sick
A good pick if you're looking for consistent, pregnancy-related exposure within a character-driven romance that balances humor, stress, and emotional development.
