The Muzzled Voice
Overview
A voice can be permitted and still not be heard.
Serena Alcott enters Henry Vale's classroom already judged.
She is a siren, rare, feared, and required to wear a resonance guard over her mouth so her voice can be heard only after it has been filtered. The school calls it a safety accommodation. Serena calls it what everyone is too polite to say.
Henry has been warned not to fear her. His wife, Lydia, a doctor in mythic-species medicine, gives him better advice: do not pity her.
Serena is angry, clever, and difficult on purpose. She knows what people expect from a siren, and sometimes she becomes exactly that because being hated for something she chooses feels better than being feared for something she cannot change. But Henry refuses to treat her as a monster, a victim, or a lesson for everyone else.
In a school built on careful policies, quiet prejudice, and polite discomfort, Serena must decide whether her voice can belong to her again.
The Muzzled Voice is a grounded contemporary fantasy about discrimination, responsibility, trust, and the difference between being permitted to speak and being truly heard.
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9798183659528
- ISBN-10: 9798183659528
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: June 2026
- Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.67 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.88 pounds
- Page Count: 296
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