Outfoxed

R.J. Blain

Nov 2020 · Pen & Page Publishing

About this eBook

Death is a way of life outside of the safety of Inner Tulsa, and Jade means to keep flipping Mother Nature off until old age claims her. With one eye always on the sky, the last thing she needs is a pack of bounty hunters out for her living head. With no idea of why anyone would want her, her wits might keep her free, assuming she can resist the charming lures of Sandro, one of the men out to claim her as his own.

Left with the choice of being the evening snack of a tornado or taking shelter with the bounty hunter, she does what she does best: she lives on the edge.

Striking a bargain with the handsome bounty hunter buys her another day of life, but it also dumps her into the heart of a sinister plot, one meant to enslave the residents of the storm-tossed city—and the others brave and foolish enough to call the Alley home.

Ratings and reviews

I was afraid that I won't enjoy this book, it was said to be more heavy than Witch&Wolf series, but it wasn't, not really. It is very fortunate that the Author is absolutely amazing, and although that book is not a funny light read, the darkness is balanced with humor, hope and good people. The main character is a strong woman who is not afraid of hard work, who knows how to fight and is ready to do so, and in this brutal world in which she lives she managed to preserve her heart: she's compassionate and posses strict moral code. But, as all foxes are, she's also curious. Can you feel the mayhem that is coming? I assure you: it's good. Go check for yourself if Jade will be able to charm you! 🦊

It sucks you in like a Twister, takes you for a wild ride, then spits you out, and the only thing you can think about is: when can I do that again?! ❤️🦊❤️

About the author

RJ Blain suffers from a Moleskine journal obsession, a pen fixation, and a terrible tendency to pun without warning.

In her spare time, she daydreams about being a spy. Her contingency plan involves tying her best of enemies to spinning wheels and quoting James Bond villains until satisfied.