de Ioannis Aurati: Poetae Regii Vita Et Latine Scriptis Poematibus (1887)

Phyllis Sorin has seen all sorts of people. With two kind Aunts who rent out the rooms of their house to anyone in need, the people she calls family are a little different from most. ThereA[a–a[s Bill, who takes on the personalities of movie characters. ThereA[a–a[s Quincy, whose best friend is a drag queen. ThereA[a–a[s Anna, an opera singer and kung-fu master. And Phyllis, well, sheA[a–a[s not exactly normal herself. But even as she begins to navigate high schoolA[a–a[s social jungle, Phyllis finds comfort and humor in her odd home. When Dominick Siddons moves in, however, all of Phyllis’s priorities become inferior to finding out his secret. A young lawyer with a vicious wit and ferocious temper, Sid may understand Phyllis in a way no one else can. And through truth and fiction, through the inevitable chaos of the house, Phyllis finds much more than she bargained for.