Aunt Tigress by Emily Yu-Xuan Qin

The cover art of Aunt Tigress by Emily Yu-Xuan Qin. It features two women on the cover, sitting in a large mouth. One of the women is holding a fox.

Aunt Tigress was so different from what I had anticipated, and it did not disappoint! I had a hard time putting it down and was quite impressed by how the author was able to craft vague notions together as the story became more complex. I also thought the ending and the “twist” was compelling and unexpected. I can’t wait to read Emily Yu-Xuan Qin puts out next!

Aunt Tigress follows Tam, a tiger in human skin, as she navigates college, love, and the supernatural world. When she finds out her mysterious aunt has died, things take a turn. Please read if you enjoy the following:

🐯 A perfect blend of urban fantasy and old world folklore

🐯 LGBTQ+ love and representation ❤️

🐯 First Nations and Chinese mythology woven together in an epic tale

🐯 The space between worlds, where myths exist in a violent and trippy limbo

🐯 Rock roosters, ghoul foxes, and tiny incubi that act as familiars

🐯 Main characters taking fate by the reins and defying expectations

🐯 Spooky suit creatures

Thank you to Netgalley, Daw, and Spotify Audiobooks for the Advanced Review Copy in exchange for a fair and honest review.

Rating: 4.5 out of 5.

Author: Reagan

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