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Coyote, Vol. 4 by Ranmaru Zariya

Series: Coyote
Imprint: SuBLime

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Description

A forbidden romance between a werewolf and a human whose passion conceals a dark secret.

Coyote, a werewolf, goes through life hiding his true identity. But when a handsome human pianist catches him in heat, forbidden passion explodes.

Coyote has lived his entire life hiding his true identity as a werewolf, and in a cruel twist of fate, he ends up falling for Marleen, the successor to a werewolf-hunting mafia family. As the conflict between their families intensifies, the two renew their love for each other, but Marleen's family won't have it, and the mafia heir is placed under house arrest. Undeterred, Coyote ponders a way to free him!

About the Author
Coyote is Ranmaru Zariya's second English-language release. Her other releases include Void, Liquor & Cigarettes, and Birds of Shangri-La. She also publishes doujin (independent comics) under the circle name "ZARIA." You can find out more about her on her Twitter page, @zaria_ranmaru.


Book Information
ISBN 9781974734177
Author Ranmaru Zariya
Format Paperback
Page Count 200
Imprint SuBLime
Publisher Viz Media, Subs. of Shogakukan Inc
Series Coyote
Weight(grams) 168g
Dimensions(mm) 181mm * 127mm * 15mm

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Series:
Coyote
Imprint:
SuBLime


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