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• Comment: In accordance with Wikipedia's Conflict of interest guideline, I disclose that I have a conflict of interest regarding the subject of this article. Helene Moss (talk) 15:51, 26 May 2026 (UTC)

Helene Moss is the pseudonym of an Estonian writer of erotic romance fiction. Her first public works were the four books of Cougar series, released between 2018-2020. ^[1] Moss has published ten books, including the Cougar series, the two-part novel One More Night, and several standalone novels.

Moss became known in Estonia with the publication of the erotic romance series Cougar.^[2] Estonian media has described the series as part of a wave of erotic fiction in the Estonian book market.^[3]

Helene Moss writes under a pseudonym. In interviews, she has described the pseudonym as both a way to separate her private life from her writing and as a form of creative freedom.^[4]

• Cougar (2018)
• Cougar 2: Lisbeth (2019)
• Cougar 3: The Struggle (2019)
• Cougar extra part: Peace of Mind (2020)

• One More Night (2021)
• One More Night: part 2 (2023)
• ’Til the Last Breath (2023)
• 7 Days (2024)
• I'm Back Now (2024)
• HELENE (2025)

Helene Moss and her work have been covered by Estonian media outlets including Õhtuleht, Eesti Ekspress and Rahva Raamat's book blog. Coverage has focused on the popularity of the Cougar series, the author's use of a pseudonym, and the role of erotic romance fiction in the Estonian book market.^[5][6]