Vice

Morgan, a young woman on the autism spectrum, was diagnosed at age three. In her early years, she had very little functional language. Most of her meaningful communication consisted of scripted lines picked up from favorite cartoons and movies. Over the years, she has developed an unfiltered way of stating what's on her mind. It has often been said, she's just saying out loud what the rest of us are thinking to ourselves. This is a collection of her...

Invoking the sacred and the profane, Juliana Gray Vice speaks to the reader with a powerful voice. From spotting geese at a Krispy Kreme to an imagined meeting of Tituba and John Dee, the poetry of History in Bones catechizes the reader with the mundane and the extraordinary.

Her pack is destroyed. Her Alpha is dead. All that Pheir has left is rage. And the Conclave doesn't trust she won't seek revenge...for good reason. There's only one way to bind Pheir's loyalty: a forced marriage to the Alpha of an enemy pack. And who better to drag Pheir away than said pack's highest-ranking officers? The only problem is, Pheir's escorts would rather kill her than transport her. Caius still has scars from Pheir's talons, and Aren...

Harbinger is reckless. It only makes sense that she keeps the world at arm's length. No one to answer to. No one to lose. No one to touch her banshee skin and become connected forever. It's a system that works - even if it means keeping her partner, Flint, from getting any closer to her. Flint is restrained. As Harbinger's bodyguard, he has to be - until pulling her behind his gargoyle armor accidentally links them. Now Harbinger's privy to the romantic...