Fox's Fire

Bo is a woman who can see things she was never meant to see. From pixies who order double-shot espressos with extra sugar, to water sprites who splash unsuspecting bystanders in the park, to fauns who view being "hipster" as an art form. Her "sight" is a curse she has learned to handle discreetly, and she figures she has done a great job keeping under the supernatural radar for the first twenty years of her life.

Until she met Tobias.

Tobias is a kitsune who, by his own standards, is old as dirt. He has survived the bloodshed of the Sengoku Period, perused the exhibits of the Crystal Palace, and scoffed at the invention of the cellphone. Now, Tobias spends his days a "private detective," finding one lost cat at a time and stalking two-timing significant others. Modern day living is a yawn, and each new day stretches along the never-ending spiral of life.

Until he met Bo.

When the two of them collide, everything changes. What begins as a series of curious coincidences quickly escalates as Bo and Tobias find themselves hired to track down a missing werewolf.