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Carregando... Dancing Bladesde A. D. Starrling
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Join Lucas Soul on his quest to become a warrior. 1624. Edo period, Japan. When hunted half-breed immortal Lucas Soul hears tales of legendary samurai Musashi Miyamoto, he sails to Japan to convince the great man to take him on as an apprentice. Musashi refuses to agree to his request, leaving Soul with no option but to shadow the samurai and repeatedly challenge him to duel in the hope of proving his worth. But things takes a sinister turn when Soul stumbles upon a plot that threatens the life of Musashi's son. Can the immortal rescue the young man and change the master's mind? Dancing Blades is a short story set in A.D. Starrling's supernatural thriller series Seventeen. Não foram encontradas descrições de bibliotecas. |
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Another short story in the Seventeen series that you can now get for free if you subscribe to the author's newsletter.
In this (very) short story Lucas wants to train in Japan.
I wished the story would have been a bit longer, because it really felt too short to add anything substantial to the overall storyline. Also, I'd like to read a bit more about this Japanese period. That doesn't mean it was not an interesting read, but it felt too short for me. But as it only takes about half an hour to read, I'd recommend it anyway!
Dancing Blades is a short story prequel to the Seventeen series. There are more short stories like First Death and The Meeting, as well as four full length novels called Soul Meaning, King's Crusade, Greene's Calling and Ashstorm. (