It has come for Melanie, and to fight it, they will have to stand together. But before she can slam the door in her mother's face, Ginnette tells her it was a premonition that brought her back - a premonition involving old family secrets and a malevolent presence. Melanie is less than thrilled when her mother reappears in her life and asks for her help in buying back the family home. Now, nearly 33 years later, Ginnette has returned to Charleston, South Carolina, to confront her past and make amends with the daughter she left behind. When Melanie Middleton was seven years old, her mother, Ginnette, left home, abandoning her husband and her daughter. But the latter is all Josh.The Girl on Legare Street (Audible Audio Edition) Karen White Aimée Bruneau Inc Listen Live Audio Books Download As PDF : The Girl on Legare Street (Audible Audio Edition) Karen White Aimée Bruneau Inc Listen Live Audio BooksĪ this sequel to The House on Tradd Street. Josh currently lives with his loving wife, Suzanne, and their two cats, Silkie and Velvet, perpetual furry toddlers with a frightening amount of brainpower and a knack for getting into trouble. By challenging the odds against becoming a career author, Josh hopes to show that it is possible to change the world to fit an autistic sensibility, as opposed to having to change himself to fit into the neuro-typical world.

Writing is Josh’s declaration of intent to show that autism does not means limits, but rather the removal of limitation, the ability to grow beyond expectations of normalcy. Writing is therapy and bridge, challenge and passion. Josh’s writing is more than just a career it is a living expression of his connection to the world around him. In 2015, Josh decided to let the rest of humanity into his worlds by writing his first novel, Calling Tower.Īs a proud autistic Josh does not hide his autism, he celebrates it. As a result, he lived a great deal of his time in his own imagination building worlds and creating characters that made sense to him.

In addition to being a writer, Josh is also a proud autistic and advocate for the rights and recognition of adults living on the spectrum.īorn in Central NY, Josh spent most of his childhood not fitting in. When not writing, reading or making something, Josh is an amateur researcher of all things paranormally weird and scientifically fringe. Josh Leone is the author of the Calling Tower Saga and winner of the 2004 Hope in Print Award for his short essay, Crash Course in Community.

Calling Tower by Josh Leone