Andrew Fukuda Books in Order
Explore Andrew Fukuda's books in order, including The Hunt trilogy, Crossing and This Light Between Us, with descriptions to guide your next reading choice.
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Andrew Fukuda books in publication order
5 books
Crossing
by Andrew Fukuda
2010
Chinese-born teenager Xing feels isolated at his largely white high school and hopes investigating a string of disappearances will earn acceptance. His discoveries instead make him a suspect, forcing him to solve the mystery while fighting the community's prejudice.
The Hunt
by Andrew Fukuda
2012
Human teenager Gene survives by passing as one of the predators who dominate his world. Selected to join a hunt for the remaining humans, he must hide his nature among increasingly suspicious competitors while deciding what survival will cost him.
The Prey
by Andrew Fukuda
2013
Gene and other surviving humans flee the creatures hunting them and reach a mountain refuge. Apparent safety conceals new dangers, while Gene's memories of Ashley June and growing attachment to Sissy complicate their struggle to stay alive.
The Trap
by Andrew Fukuda
2013
Gene and Sissy escape the Mission with companions and a possible cure for the creatures pursuing them. Their final effort to save humanity brings Gene into conflict with Ashley June, whose connection to his past now threatens his future.
This Light Between Us
by Andrew Fukuda
2020
Japanese American Alex Maki and French Jewish Charlie Lévy become pen pals before World War II. Their friendship sustains them as internment, Nazi persecution and war separate their lives, testing the hope carried in their letters.
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