Foxy Tails by Natalina Reis – Review by Brandy Rymer

Foxy Tails by Natalina Reis
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

From the moment I picked up Natalina Reis’s book Foxy Tails I could not put it down. The action begins right from the beginning of the book as you get to know your main character Huli the nine-tailed fox as he’s running for his life. His character was so well developed right from the start that there was no misunderstanding of his personality, he was cocky, very sexual, and he outright loved men, which is what got him into trouble in the first place. Shockingly his best friend, Ling Ling, was a female warrior who stood up for Huli no matter what mischief he got himself into. We get to meet the mysterious healer Xiao Ying by chance when he saves Huli’s life not once but twice in the first few chapters of the book. I love the way Natalina uses such great descriptions of the surroundings that you can paint a mental picture in your mind. The way she develops the characters it’s so hard to decide if you love them or hate them because you’re so wrapped up in their lives and their stories, you just are there along for the ride, with no time to think. I love the progression that Natalina takes with this book, the unexpectedness of what happens just keeps you wanting more, as I said I just couldn’t put the book down until it was finished. This is a great read, but not for the younger minds, that is for sure. I thoroughly enjoyed the plot and the intricacies of this tale, and want to read more from Natlina Reis!

@BrandyRymer 05/2023

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