Gregory Gerard's writing delves into themes of religious upbringing and forbidden attraction, exploring the complexities of identity and desire. His narratives often track the evolution of significant relationships, examining the bonds of friendship and personal journeys. Gerard's approach is characterized by a candid and introspective style, offering deep psychological insight into his characters' struggles. He also contributes to the literary community as a writing instructor and editor of a narrative nonfiction journal.
In Jupiter's Shadow relates the true story of a religious, teenage "detective" who confronts Heaven and Hell as he struggles through adolescence. Set against the backdrop of a devout family that knows how to keep secrets, young Greg investigates the clues he encounters to solve the mystery between the shadow of "should be" and the light of self-awareness.