The Monster Who Stole My Mornings
(2026)(The fourth book in the Mina Kagura Files series)
A novel by Kira Wren
Mina Kagura only wanted a quiet place to practice. Instead, her early mornings in Central Park fill up with a ghost squirrel, a tiny goblin, a loud fairy, curious spirits—and Kyubi. Then they start disappearing.
At first, Mina thinks something is hunting the park’s supernatural residents. The truth is worse: whatever is taking them has learned how to use ordinary human routines to find its next prey, and the people carrying those traces are beginning to feel the cost too.
Mina has more raw spiritual power than she knows what to do with. That is exactly the problem. If the missing spirits are still alive inside the thing hunting them, hitting harder could destroy the very people she is trying to save.
So while Kyubi talks, meddles, and makes dawn considerably less peaceful, Mina starts teaching herself a new way to fight: farther away, more precisely, and on her own terms.
Because some mornings only become precious after they go quiet.
A contemporary urban fantasy mystery about stolen routines, found community, and learning that control can matter more than force.
MiNA! — Book 4
Genre: Urban Fantasy
At first, Mina thinks something is hunting the park’s supernatural residents. The truth is worse: whatever is taking them has learned how to use ordinary human routines to find its next prey, and the people carrying those traces are beginning to feel the cost too.
Mina has more raw spiritual power than she knows what to do with. That is exactly the problem. If the missing spirits are still alive inside the thing hunting them, hitting harder could destroy the very people she is trying to save.
So while Kyubi talks, meddles, and makes dawn considerably less peaceful, Mina starts teaching herself a new way to fight: farther away, more precisely, and on her own terms.
Because some mornings only become precious after they go quiet.
A contemporary urban fantasy mystery about stolen routines, found community, and learning that control can matter more than force.
MiNA! — Book 4
Genre: Urban Fantasy
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