Tiger's twelve year old life swings on the foster care pendulum as two families fight to adopt him - Thomas Newman, the city's professional quarterback and Clarissa Moore, the biological aunt Tiger has never met.

Thomas and Clarissa's individual lives take unforeseen twists and turns which could jeopardize the adoption. Tiger has a wish. But, is it heard or drowned by an imperfect system? It is in the Judge's hands. What will he decide? Where will be Tiger's forever home?

In the first of a three part series, Chavis Fisher writes a short novel with a big impact. This emotional thriller can be read in just one sitting. Adopting Tiger is the kind of book you want everybody to read just so you can talk about it.

If you ever wondered what the foster care system was really like, especially through the eyes of a child, Adopting Tiger is a must read. Author Chavis Fisher not only captures the true essence of the everyday battles and struggles of those who work relentlessly in the system, but she captures and tells the story from a point of view that's rarely told --the child's. --Julieanna Huddle, Executive Director, CASA Nashville

As an international adoptee and former Northwestern football player, I have a particular affinity for Adopting Tiger. The story, the characters and imagery are not only informative and engaging, but authentic and real. It will help educate the general population and galvanize allies in the important cause of adoption. --Milton Washington, Former Northwestern University Football Player and Author of "Slickboy Memoir," New York