Charles Hayden series by Sean Thomas Russel - Historical Naval Fiction In the second book he gets injured and taken care of. There's one part where he ends up back with his family who punish him by parading him tied up, in a mask, in front of the entire city. Lots of whump sprinkled throughout the duology. Valen is injured and taking shelter in a monastery, on the run from his family. Bloodwitch (book 3 of Witchlands series - Susan Dennard ) - YA Fantasy They have healing sessions, one time she neglects him and he gets worse, she kidnaps him, it goes wrong and he gets hypothermia. Hal is dying and at her mercy, recovering very slowly, with setbacks. Wren is tasked with healing Hal (her sworn enemy) from a serious illness. Down Comes the Night - YA atmospheric fantasy with romance at the end Several chapters of descriptive whump, exactly how the arrows are removed, how much pain he's in, the healing (although sped up) process etc. Malachus is shot and left to die when found by a travelling group, taken in and nursed back to health.

Dragon Unleashed (Grace Draven) - historical setting fantasy romance Evan also has OCD and we see that throughout the series. Orphan X series (Greg Hurwitz) - ex government spy action with found family tropeĮvan gets concussed, stabbed, beaten and shot throughout the books, we get a few aftercare scenes and him struggling with the wounds after. Whump is sprinkled throughout the books, a bit of aftercare included - I'm making detailed whump lists for this series cause they're so neat. Eric is beaten, knocked unconscious, overuses magic and collapses all over the place, leaving his allies ( all of which hate him to a degree ) to pick up the pieces.

The Sons of Thestian by M.E. Vaughan