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A woman is transported 400 years into the Japanese Edo Period.
Leda and the Samurai is the story of a young woman who moved to Japan to escape her abusive family. She is slowly adjusting to her new life, learning Japanese, making friends, and enjoying the summer festivals. On the day of the famous Sendai Tanabata festival, she visits a small shrine. But when she steps out of the shrine, she steps into Edo Era Japan.
Trapped 400 years in Japan’s past, Leda and the Samurai is part fantasy, part paranormal myth, and part historical fiction. Is her coming here an accident? Or does it have something to do with the sudden appearance of European ships o | |  | | Leda and the Samurai Vol 2
Leda finally begins to understand why she's been brought to the past.
On the day of the famous Sendai Tanabata festival, Leda found herself transported 400 years into the past. Trapped in Edo Era Japan, Leda is saved by the young samurai Bennosuké. Now, Leda and Ben must solve the mystery of how she travelled through time - and why.
Following the only clue she has, that being a cat Leda suspects isn't your everyday house-cat, Leda is finally starting to get some answers. But just as the puzzle pieces begin to fall into place, the dangers of this world start to show themselves. There are more than bandits living in the forest, and the sudden appearance o | |  | | Leda and the Samurai Vol 3
After Leda is kidnapped, Ben must work through the ghosts of his past as he fights to rescue her.
When European ships appear in Matsushima Bay, time-traveller Leda and samurai Bennosuké don't know if they can be trusted. Ben invites their captain, who claims to be Sir Francis Drake, to dinner. But this turns out to be a ruse and Leda is kidnapped!
Now Ben must raid the ships and rescue Leda. For the first time since his childhood, Ben must draw his katana with the intention of taking a life. The decision brings back memories of his childhood. What happened during Ben's first duel? Can Ben fight through Drake's crew and save Leda? | |  | | Orope - the White Snake
The Whisperers of the Gods have seen the vision – the gods destroying the world in a flood because the old ways have been corrupted and forgotten. Three are chosen, Tersh, Kareth, and Sha’di, to go out and warn the world: the gods must be appeased...
"We were the first, and we will be the last."
The Whisperers of the Gods have seen the vision – the gods destroying the world in a flood because the old ways have been corrupted and forgotten. Three are chosen, Tersh, Kareth, and Sha’di, to go out and warn the world: the gods must be appeased.
In Orope – the White Snake Tersh must leave her children and travel to Matawe, the kingdom in the mountains. She must also care for Kareth and keep him out of trouble. Kareth, told since birth that he is destined for greatness, has been expecting this moment. Certain that he is ready, | |  | | Pekari - The Azure Fish
The continuation of the Bronze Age fantasy Orope - The White Snake. The gods are angry, and my be appeased.
This is the thrilling follow-up to Orope – The White Snake. Orope introduced readers to a unique fantasy world inspired by Bronze Age history and mythology. Pekari – The Azure Fish takes readers further, going to new kingdoms and introducing new characters. The gods are still angry, but the Whisperers of the Gods are closer than ever to saving the world from a terrible flood.
Kareth is still working for the powerful Imotah. Kareth hopes Imotah will help him deliver his message to the ruler of Mahat but everything changes when the sorcerer Dedelion takes an interest in him. After the w |
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