Fox Tails (novel)
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| Author | Eric M. Deal |
| Cover Artist | Travis Orams |
| Country | United States of America |
| Language | English |
| Series | Polar and Vulpie Saga |
| Genre(s) | Science Fiction, LGBT, Adult Romance |
| Publisher | Self-Published |
| Release Date | September 27, 2012 |
| Media Type | E-Book, Paperback Book |
| Pages | 580 |
| ISBN | (Paperback) 978-0615706481 (E-Book) 978-1-63002-545-8 |
| Preceded by | A Fox Tail |
| Followed by | Polar's Fox |
Fox Tails is a 2012 anthropomorphic science fiction novel written by Eric M. Deal. It is the second book in the Polar and Vulpie Saga.
Plot Summary[edit]
Polar and Vulpie are back! Six years after the events of A Fox Tail, the arctic wolf and orange fox couldn't be happier.
To the surprise and dispute of many animals, Vulpie has managed to out maneuver his contract with the world government and forms his own tech company. Vulpie Industries leads the rest of the universe in the latest and greatest computer equipment and services. However, a mysterious competitor, Sevrif Industries, appears to challenge the hacker fox.
Meanwhile, a fringe group of radical vulpines from the Association of Fox Rights are determined to have him killed. A particularly deranged gray fox named Zorpiv is more than willing to attempt an assassination.
But most disturbing of all, synthetic animals begin to show up in the strangest places. No one knows where they're coming from or who is building them, but Vulpie suspects his cyber masterpiece is behind it all.
Vulpie must face his artificial intelligence once again, but this time, it's had years to prepare.
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