Foxfire

<p><strong>My own magic might kill me.</strong></p><p>One winter long ago I watched my mother-a kitsune or Japanese fox-spirit-leave me in the snow for the dogs.</p><p>But that's a memory buried beneath eleven years and I've lived in America since then. I have my family who adopted me and my girlfriend Gwen.</p><p>Now I'm back in Japan. My grandparents invited us to spend New Year's with them in Tokyo. I pretend to be happy for Gwen but I can't shake the nightmares.</p><p>A faceless ghost haunts me warning me that <em>she </em>is coming.</p><p>A gang of dog-spirits wants me dead. I'm the spitting image of their enemy a kitsune named Yukimi.</p><p>Is Yukimi my birth mother who abandoned me? I never knew her true name the key to a kitsune's magic. I don't even know my own true name.</p><p>And soon my magic threatens to kill me tearing apart my half-human body.</p><p>I need to find the truth before it's too late.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Praise for <em>Foxfire</em></strong><em>:</em></p><p>The kitsune legend has never looked so good. Tavian is one sexy fox. - <strong>Julie Kagawa</strong> <em>New York Times</em> bestselling author of <em>The Iron King</em> and Shadow of the Fox.</p><p>An enjoyable mystical coming-of-age complete with quick getaways motorcycle chases and no distraction from the already-established comfortable romance. - <strong><em>Kirkus Reviews</em></strong></p>