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Chasing Kitsune

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****The Present**** Yūri has been all a-twitter since she woke up today. I know she's excited to see our granddaughter and her boyfriends. Especially as the boys have us curious because they texted us saying they wanted to talk but without Riko around. One of their most significant rules that makes their polyamorous relationship work is they don’t keep secrets.

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Angela Kulow

Another awesome book by Bryant! She is so great at character development and pulls you into her story. I love how she delved into taboo topics, and the real cost of those behaviors! It's also great to read about a strong female, instead of needing a man to save her!

Y. Jetter

This is probably one of my favorites from the author. It was well written and puts an interesting spin on Girl Power. I loved how Yuri was just risqué enough to keep me hooked. Yuri/Kitsune are the bada$$ I wish I could be. Hibiki is the perfect pairing for her, complementing not overshadowing her.

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Demon Law : Lost Isle Book 1

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Taking his throne to view his subjects and I grit my teeth. “I thought you were lying,” a little blonde, Maka, I think her name is comments to another girl. All of them are Shin I realize, but Soko is the only other Yon in the space. The others are a mix of Oni and Fey. “I didn’t think that was possible, but she really doesn’t like him,” Maka whispers to her red-headed friend. “She’s always been super weird,” a darker-haired Sila, comments. Joining their hushed conversation by the barrel while Aya finds another corner to sit with Soko in.