Jazmyn

by Bernard Doove

Jazmyn is a fox woman, just one of many breeds of Companion morphs, and thus rather unremarkable. That is, until the day she needs to flee for her life through an extraordinary storm that leaves her in a strange new place where her kind are unknown, and she needs to rely on the good will of the human who finds her.

216 pages, Paperback

First published April 14, 2009

Reviews

[Zeta Syanthis · Rating 1 out of 5]

Afraid I didn't make it more than about 20 pages in. I tried to get back into it for about a week, but I'm sorry to say the writing just isn't very good. :S (I should note that the art is beautiful, though!)

[Mage · Rating 5 out of 5]

An interesting take on the fish out of water sort of story, with someone getting used to our world. Unlike others with this take, you can forget the wacky hijinks. This is a story about learning about yourself, understanding others, having empathy, and what it takes to truly live.

[Pão Pão · Rating 3 out of 5]

Better than his previous one, its much more focused.
Yet it has the same kind of contrived plot, and i just dont buy anything about the cheating scene that happens on the halfway point.
Also the ending feels so rushed.
solid 3 stars though