Samurai Son
The Stormhammer Chronicles, Book 1
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Samurai Son
Narrated by:
Roberto Scarlato
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Narrated by:
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Roberto Scarlato
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M. H. Bonham
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All Akira's life, he dreamt of being more than just a samurai. His sensei finds his martial arts inadequate, and he's taunted by another young samurai who has killed a dragon. But Akira has a secret. He's been training with the Tengu - magical wind-spirits who excel at fighting.
Only things aren't what they appear, and unbeknownst to Akira, he isn't quite human. A dragon threatening his home island reveals his true identity and he's sent on a journey where if he chooses to use his magic, he'll be put to death, or worse. But if he doesn't, demons will overrun the world.
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