Other

<p><strong>Confessing I'm a shapeshifter could get me killed</strong>.</p><p>I crave the forbidden rush of leaping from my bedroom window at night and transforming into an owl but I could lose it all if anyone catches me. Shapeshifting can be a beautiful and deadly secret.</p><p>I'm Other. A half-pooka shapeshifter to be exact. In the small town of Klikamuks Washington coming out as a paranormal person means staring down the barrel of a shotgun. I haven't even told my boyfriend Zack who I really am. And I'm hoping he will be the boy to take my virginity.</p><p>Worse a pack of werewolves claims the national forest behind my house as their territory. Tensions in Klikamuks escalate into murder.</p><p>A serial killer is targeting Others like me.</p><p>On the hunt for clues I meet Tavian a sexy Japanese fox-spirit who challenges me to embrace my shapeshifting. He rivals Zack and makes me question everything.</p><p>Can I find the killer before he finds me or will my secrets be the death of me?</p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p><strong>Praise for <em>Other</em>:</strong></p><p><em>Other</em> has it all: love shifters pookas and nail-biting action. What's even better Kincy's characters are vibrant real and lovable. This is a debut that leaves you aching for more. - Carrie Jones <em>New York Times </em>bestselling author of <em>Need</em> and <em>Captivate</em></p><p>This who-done-it is an unusual blend of mystery and fantasy starring original characters not often featured in modern urban fantasy for teens. I really enjoyed it. - Annette Curtis Klause author of <em>Blood and Chocolate</em></p><p>Gwen is extremely likable as the impulsive conflicted heroine and although Tavian is a bit perfect their romance is a dynamic counterpoint to the suspenseful mystery. - <em>Booklist</em></p><p>The emotional turmoil of the characters is evident and will appeal to readers who have felt misunderstood or as if they don't belong. - <em>School Library Journal</em></p>