Synopsis:
The God and the Gumiho is a richly atmospheric fantasy inspired by Korean mythology, weaving together divine intrigue, forbidden attraction, and dangerous bargains. The story follows a clever and morally complex gumiho, a nine-tailed fox spirit accustomed to surviving through deception and wit, whose path collides with that of a powerful yet constrained god. Bound by fate and circumstance, the two are drawn into a tense alliance as ancient rules, political rivalries, and hidden motives threaten both the mortal and immortal realms. As secrets unravel and loyalties are tested, the line between duty and desire begins to blur. Lush, darkly romantic, and emotionally charged, the novel explores identity, freedom, and the cost of defying the roles imposed by gods and legends.

About the Author:
Sophie Kim is a fantasy author known for blending folklore, mythology, and emotionally driven storytelling into immersive narratives. Drawing inspiration from Korean myths and cultural traditions, her writing often centers on morally gray characters, sharp dialogue, and themes of autonomy, power, and transformation. Sophie Kim is recognized for crafting fantasy worlds that feel both intimate and expansive, where romance and danger coexist in equal measure. Her work appeals to readers who enjoy myth-inspired fantasy with strong character focus and a modern sensibility.