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Kitsune Shapeshifter #1
Zero Foxes Given
Magic naginata and shape-shifting foxes. Canada is much more exciting than the brochure had promised.
Kiera prefers a boring holiday and has created a following based on it. Unfortunately, when Goddess' interfere it means her rather sedate holiday turns into the discovery of a lifetime. Yokai are real and all the other creatures they told her about at her grandmother's knee are also real and so far none are friendly.
Kiera prefers a boring holiday and has created a following based on it. Unfortunately, when Goddess' interfere it means her rather sedate holiday turns into the discovery of a lifetime. Yokai are real and all the other creatures they told her about at her grandmother's knee are also real and so far none are friendly.
156 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 30, 2019
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About the author
Nix Whittaker
27 books21 followersNix Whittaker is a high school teacher in a small rural town tucked away in the middle of the North Island of New Zealand. She immigrated to New Zealand when she was a young girl from South Africa and had completely embraced the New Zealand life.
She has been writing from a young age when she read all the books available for people her age and was forced to write her own just to feed her voracious appetite for Literature.
She studied at Auckland University, but opted for a quiet life in the rolling countryside and views of Tongariro National Park. She lives with her dog and her three cats and writes between planning lessons and socialising with friends.
You can contact her at Reshwity@gmail.com
She has been writing from a young age when she read all the books available for people her age and was forced to write her own just to feed her voracious appetite for Literature.
She studied at Auckland University, but opted for a quiet life in the rolling countryside and views of Tongariro National Park. She lives with her dog and her three cats and writes between planning lessons and socialising with friends.
You can contact her at Reshwity@gmail.com
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December 23, 2021
I loved this. It referenced Spoon Theory which made me ecstatic. It's rare to see chronic illness representation in fiction but especially so when it's the main character in a romance novel. This is a slow burn that could turn into an inferno as the series progresses. Haku is adorkable and I love him so much. Kiera's an adorable introvert and I love that no-one tries to change that about her. It does end on a cliffhanger but it's not the one I expected it to have. Overall it's a fantastic start to a series and I'm sure I'll love anything that comes after it.
August 2, 2021
Great Read
Nix Whittaker has such an interesting mind and creates innovative stories with characters you want to live with and cheer for. Magical creatures do exist and live among us.
Nix Whittaker has such an interesting mind and creates innovative stories with characters you want to live with and cheer for. Magical creatures do exist and live among us.
April 12, 2022
NA Light humour
An unexpected world. This is NA not an adult story, more coming of age. The kitsune in Canada is unexpected and interesting. If you enjoy NA you’ll enjoy this.
An unexpected world. This is NA not an adult story, more coming of age. The kitsune in Canada is unexpected and interesting. If you enjoy NA you’ll enjoy this.
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