Rob has a secret to tell.Zach has a kitchen to paint. ASAP.But you can't run if a broken leg is involved. Now he just needs to wrap up this funeral business and be on his way. Zach's life is exactly what he thinks he wants it to be. And he's content with that.Until one February day life decides to smack him over the head. Safe in his little cocoon, disconnected from everyone, he's living out the rest of his days.

Search Follow Sionnach's Online Lair on WordPress.“What happens when you meet the love of your life in your mother's kitchen, while helping your aunt to hide from her ex? Audiobooks are available at Amazon and Audible. Get Because Faery Godmonster when you sign up for my newsletter here!Īll of Sionnach Wintergreen's books are available on Amazon. Happy reading! Author sionnachwintergreen Posted on ApCategories books, LGBTQIA, Represent! Tags Asperger's, autism, autistic characters, books, contemporary m/m romance, Diversity, Elilott Griffen, Paranormal, Paul Nelson, reading, YA 2 Comments on Represent!: Autism Awareness Get a FREE Book! My detailed reviews of these books are coming soon! In the meantime, treat yourself to one or all of them. As one of the characters in What We Want is also an Aspie, this is an #ownvoices book. What We Want, is a charming contemporary gay romance by Eliott Griffen, a non-binary author with Asperger”s Syndrome. It features ethnically diverse characters.

The book, written for adults, follows the adventures of a teen girl, Lilly, and her autistic little brother. This is also a great time to check out Nelson’s paranormal time-travel novel, Burning Bridges along the Susquehanna.

In writing Through Fisher’s Eyes, author Paul Nelson says he drew from his experiences as the father of his autistic son, Michael.

Rob and Zach are beautiful characters, with backstories that. Although Fisher doesn’t speak, the story is told from his point of view, allowing the reader to experience Fisher’s world as he does. WHAT WE WANT, by Eliott Griffen, put me through the gamut of emotionshappy, nervous, sad, scared, devastated, happy again. This is the first book of Fisher’s Autism Trilogy, and introduces us to Fisher, a seventeen-year-old boy with autism. Through Fisher’s Eyes: An Autism Adventure, is a magical YA fantasy by Paul Nelson. In honor of World Autism Awareness Week (April 1-7), let’s take a look at some indie books featuring autistic characters. Welcome to the first installment of Represent!-a blog feature that introduces readers to books that highlight good causes, celebrate diverse characters, or simply make the world a better place.

What We Want by Eliott Griffen