
Francesca DeTomassa—Fran to her friends—has it all: she's the daughter of a local politician, she's won scholarships to college and law school, and now, in her final year and about to graduate, she even has the internship she wants at a film production studio in California. But Fran has a secret—she is a sworn member of the Circle, an order who protect and promote the Light. Fran is bound to them not only by oath and law, but also by blood, soul, and love to the person who is the Circle's focal point, the Wielder. And the Circle has a dogma—We do things not because they are easy, but because they are right. Fran accepts that sometimes love must be sacrificed for the greater good, with the hope of "someday." When Fran realizes that the Dark that touches the woman she loves is something that only the Wielder can truly handle, she knows that someday is now, bringing with it a choice to be made. But is she strong enough to choose what is ultimately the greatest good, not for her, but for everyone? JD Glass is the lead singer and plays guitar in The Charm Alarm. She is the author Punk Like Me, Punk And Zen, Red Light, American Goth, and X. Punk Like Me was a finalist for the Lambda Literary Award. She lives in Staten Island, New York, and has a strong following for both her writing and her music.
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JD Glass is a well-known author and musician. She's from New York City, and has a strong following for both her writing and her music. JD Glass is the author of American Library Association (Stonewall) and Lambda Literary Award (Literature) finalist Punk Like Me, Punk And Zen, Lambda Literary Award and Ben Franklin Award finalist Red Light, GCLS finalist American Goth, and the critically acclaimed X; selection editor (and contributor) of GCLS Award winning anthology Outsiders, and listed on the Advocate's Top 100 (2011) for CORE, Vol.1 Iss.1. JD is also contributor to the 50 Gay and Lesbian Books You Must Read, and is a GCLS Finalist for Nocturnes (an erotic anthology). Her latest works include Punk And Zen Pt. 1: The ReMix, Interludes, and First Blood. Called by some the voice of a generation and the erotic philospher by others, JD works in often familiar-seeming worlds, with people we know, people like ourselves, people we’d like to meet, and provides powerful stories that allow the reader to rejoice and wonder, stumble and fall, then rejoice victoriously again at the amazing experience of being human.