Ethan Fox is a UK-based indie author
& videogame developer, best known for…
…the Nina Aquila: Legal Eagle indie videogames
…the World of Orochi series of Urban Fantasy books
Nina Aquila: Legal Eagle
Battle for justice in an anime-themed world as Nina Aquila, defence attorney and bona fide Legal Eagle!
With a tone that mixes crime with a light-hearted feel, a cast of quirky characters and a compelling story, NALE is intended as a homage to the Phoenix Wright franchise, but should appeal to all fans of anime & graphic adventures.
Nina Aquila: Legal Eagle, Chapter II: “Broken Wings”
Nina Aquila returns in her biggest adventure yet!
A murder has been committed at the High Flyers Casino. The victim? A celebrity player of a trading card game, “Dragon Fantasy Arena”, on the eve of the national tournament!
Nina will need all her cunning if she’s to make the best of a bad draw… Or her client’s going to be sent to the graveyard!
Nina Aquila: Legal Eagle, Chapter III: “Legal Stage”
Shockwaves are ringing through the world of Fledge City’s illegal street racing scene.
Now, Nina & Dylan must journey north of the streets of Fledge City to the snow-covered passes of The Rostro Spire, the tallest mountain in the region, to search for answers amid the high-octane sub-culture of Touge Janken Racing…
… but some truths can only be found in the heart of the drift!
The City and the Dead
Two months have passed since the events of The Scissors and the Sword.
Jessica Cartwright & Hikaru Arashi see their friendship tested, as a new undead menace stalks the city.
But when the dust settles, which will remain standing? The City? Or the Dead?
For Kindle & Paperback.
The Scissors and the Sword
As the fate of London hangs in the balance, can Jessica Cartwright overcome a spectre of her own past?
Who would kill with scissors?
And who could wield a shattered sword?
For Kindle & Paperback.
Cover by Jelzoo.com
About
Ethan Fox is a UK-based indie videogame developer & author of urban fantasy novels, typically with a strong anime theme.
Born in England during the cracks between Generation X and Y, Ethan writes fictional works that draw on his own experiences, having lived in multiple countries and worked in a range of professions.
Ethan also writes the occasional non-fictional work; usually related to the practices of being a self-published author in the modern media climate.
Today, he lives in the south-east of England, where he works as a product designer whilst working on creative projects in his spare time.
In addition to writing, Ethan is a longtime fan of anime, snowboarding, general geekery and aviator sunglasses.
