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Samurai Reborn: The Black Samurai
Hardcover
Series: The Black Samurai Trilogy, Book 1
ISBN13: 9781088098998
Publisher: Jalen Tellis
Published: Apr 9 2024
Pages: 156
Weight: 0.70
Height: 0.50 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
In a land steeped in tradition and bloodshed, one man's pain forges the blade of vengeance.
From the vivid imagination of Jalen Tellis comes a gripping and emotional novella about legacy, loss, and the soul of a warrior.
Genji Sato-an African-American raised in the heart of Japan-was born into the honor-bound world of the samurai. His father, Ken Sato, was the revered leader of the Majo Clan, a symbol of strength and justice in the village of Koawa. But when betrayal strikes and the ruthless Rudo Clan, led by the tyrant Takashi Kuri, slaughters his people and claims his father's life, Genji's path is set.
Once a boy haunted by grief, Genji becomes a man consumed by vengeance.
Wielding his blade with fury and purpose, he embarks on a brutal mission to destroy the clan that shattered his world. But in his thirst for retribution, Genji must confront the darkness within-will he become the hero his father raised, or the monster his enemies fear?
A tale of honor, heartbreak, and the relentless pursuit of justice-Samurai Reborn will leave you breathless.
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