Death Aesthetic Melinda Leigh Then Herb and Susan's adult

Then Herb and Susan's adult children arrive to stage an intervention with their stubborn

he has sticky fingers because he's a spoiled brat who thinks he's better than the family of junkies that live down the block

Roommates since college

Laurel Grant is playing house for the holidays--complete with a fake husband and kids--in this delightful

candy canes hanging on eight menorah branches

Death Aesthetic Melinda Leigh Then Herb and Susan's adult"This whole collection is obsessed with death." Josh Rountree makes no bones about the mood in Death Aesthetic, his third collection of short fiction. Rountree explores the boundaries set by grief and guilt. He cracks open all manner of skeletons to peer inside the chest cavity, wondering what remains after everything else has left. He sniffs the night air, leaps and transforms into something both more human and not human at all. He knows all the