Steel Victory, by J.L. Gribble She doesn’t need life and

She doesn’t need life and renewal

the children pick between colored robes that represent the choice to become male or female

Riley McCullough thought her best friend getting 'dragged' off to Puerto Vallarta for the first two weeks of summer vacation was the end of the world―at least until the bombs fell

the Elementari — spirits of the elements — have slept peacefully under the watchful eye of the Terakhein

saving lives and righting wrongs — until he was outed in an incredible scandal that forced him into isolation

Steel Victory, by J.L. Gribble She doesn’t need life andOne hundred years ago, the vampire Victory retired from a centuries long mercenary career. She settled in Limani, the independent city state acting as a neutral zone between the British and Roman colonies on the New Continent. Twenty years ago, Victory adopted a human baby girl, who soon showed signs of magical ability. Today, Victory is a city councilwoman, balancing the human and supernatural populations within Limani. Her daughter Toria is a