Spirit Fox
āļĄ.āļ. 2000 · Astra Publishing House
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This collaboration between two skilled fantasists introduces an epic struggle that could ultimately destroy an entire civilization unless a special young woman, spirit-linked to a fox at birth, can harness her gift
The Joyous Reunion has brought peace to the people eof the River and the Marchlands. With learning the art of warfare now prohibited, it seems peace will be assured for eternity. But the arrival of a well-trained foreign armyâcomplete with Magians who practice the magic of destructionâmay spell the death of this now-defenseless civilization. At greatest risk are the magic-gifted healers and the spirit-linkedâmen and women linked at birth with an animal who shares their thoughts, emotions, and even physical sensations. For the Magians have sworn to annihilate them.
Perhaps most in danger is Kiarda, a young woman destined to be spirit-linked to a fox. But when the fox kit is killed at the time of Kiardaâs birth, its spirit has nowhere to go but into the infantâs own body.
This unheard-of event leaves Kiarda ill-prepared when her unsuspected link finally claims her, transforming her into the companion whose spirit is totally entwined with her own. The resulting misunderstanding will see an innocent man condemned to death, and send Kiarda on an odyssey into the very heart of danger.
Targeted for destruction and with only one trained warrior in her party, what chance does Kiarda have of surviving to carry the warning home before itâs too late?
The Joyous Reunion has brought peace to the people eof the River and the Marchlands. With learning the art of warfare now prohibited, it seems peace will be assured for eternity. But the arrival of a well-trained foreign armyâcomplete with Magians who practice the magic of destructionâmay spell the death of this now-defenseless civilization. At greatest risk are the magic-gifted healers and the spirit-linkedâmen and women linked at birth with an animal who shares their thoughts, emotions, and even physical sensations. For the Magians have sworn to annihilate them.
Perhaps most in danger is Kiarda, a young woman destined to be spirit-linked to a fox. But when the fox kit is killed at the time of Kiardaâs birth, its spirit has nowhere to go but into the infantâs own body.
This unheard-of event leaves Kiarda ill-prepared when her unsuspected link finally claims her, transforming her into the companion whose spirit is totally entwined with her own. The resulting misunderstanding will see an innocent man condemned to death, and send Kiarda on an odyssey into the very heart of danger.
Targeted for destruction and with only one trained warrior in her party, what chance does Kiarda have of surviving to carry the warning home before itâs too late?
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Mickey Zucker Reichert is a pediatrician, parent, animal lover, and author of thirty novels including the Nightfall, Barakhai, and Bifrost Guardian series, the Robots and Chaos novels of Asimov's I, Robot, one illustrated novella, and fifty-plus short stories. She is most well known for her popular Renshai novels. Mickey lives in Iowa with her husband and three of their children, and divides her time between her family, her writing, teaching at the local university, and the assorted livestock that roam her forty-acre farm.
Jennifer Wingert lives in Iowa and works full-time, but she writes in every spare moment she can find. She co-authored her first novel Spirit Fox with Mickey Zucker Reichert before writing her own novel Grasp the Stars.
Jennifer Wingert lives in Iowa and works full-time, but she writes in every spare moment she can find. She co-authored her first novel Spirit Fox with Mickey Zucker Reichert before writing her own novel Grasp the Stars.
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