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Siggy J. Aleksov has had her world turned upside down. She had a job, a home, and a solitary life-no friends, no family, no pets-just the way she liked it.
Now she has no job, no home, an extended family-some of whom are in the Underworld, others of whom are bears-and a camper filled to bursting with people who call her friend.
Oh, and she has a boyfriend...sort of. Maybe. It's complicated.
Before Siggy has time to sit down with a cup of coffee and think about the mess her life has become, she finds herself the target of poachers who traffic in magical animals (or at least their body parts), a consortium of mages who wish to register and study her, and a pissed-off sparklepunk Faerie assassin bent on throttling her alleged little brother.
The world, it seems, is determined to nail Siggy's hide to the wall...
Literally.
Deborah A. Wolf has some personal knowledge of life as a barbarian warrior, having grown up in a tiny village/wildlife refuge in Alaska. She later worked as an Arabic linguist for the U.S. Army. Before Wolf's formative years in Alaska, she spent some of her early years on a deserted island. Her strange life experiences have allowed her a unique point of view from which to write SPLIT FEATHER and The Dragon's Legacy series. Wolf has a love of different cultures where she can use those settings to create giant monsters, as well as flora and fauna. None of her heroes are heroic, all of her villains are ambiguous, and she is sometimes an unreliable narrator.