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    Hikari Okami: Kitsune Series

    By Lolah Runda

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    Hikari is a Kitsune, member of the mighty demon fox race. He is also a royal, born heir to the powerful nine tail demon fox. His birthright is to rule his people, but instead, Hikari decides to escape his noble burden of leadership and enter the world of humans. There, he discovers excitement but also danger he never could have imagined.

    He is soon betrayed and captured with no means of escape. His hope is restored by the appearance of a reincarnated priestess.The presence of a powerful yokai, or demon, awakens Miyako’s dormant powers, but time is running out for Hikari. He must decide to trust Miyako or turn her away, even though she is possibly his only chance at safety.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLolah Runda
    Release dateNov 4, 2015
    ISBN9781310542688
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    Lolah Runda

    The author is an avid reader who lives in Jacksonville, Florida. She has an immense love for fantasy, anime and manga. She is an aspiring author who puts a lot of her time into writing new content and putting stories and thoughts together. She aspires to be the writer of numerous stories across different genres in the nearest future.

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