The Fox and the Dragon

S. K. Ehra’s The Fox and The Dragon teems with high-stakes combat against formidable foes, yet serves an epic love story with richly developed characters.

For ages war has smoldered between the Anui and Hulin peoples. Amidst the chaos, shrine maiden Shen finds herself wedded to a cursed foreign lord, Kisho, and must use her secret power to navigate enemy territory and her own inner struggles. But when a greater tragedy strikes, Shen and Kisho must unite to end the blights wreaking havoc on their war-torn lands. Set in a detailed Asian-inspired world, S. K. Ehra’s The Fox and The Dragon teems with high-stakes combat against formidable foes, yet serves an epic love story with richly developed characters.

Best for: Adult fans of high fantasy.

Discern: Mentions of plurality of “gods,” some adult romantic themes, divination, rituals, violence during fights, graphic descriptions of violence, a few curse words.

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