"A mother. A warrior. A nation's last hope."

What to expect: 📖Stand-alone novel 🏯Ancient Japanese vibes 👀Complex characters What I loved: The character development in “The Sword of Kaigen” are some of the best arcs I have seen in a standalone novel. Without giving away any plot developments, the Matsuda family is full of individuals who have strong ideals that they would die for. It reminded me of The Last Samurai, where a group of people dedicate their whole lives to traditional principles in a world that no longer appreciates these morals. Overall, I absolutely loved this book because of what it stands for. It presents a community of people who live and breathe their morals and ideals. It is refreshing to read this at a time when those people seem few and far between.

What to expect: 📖Stand-alone novel 🏯Ancient Japanese vibes 👀Complex characters What I loved: The character development in “The Sword of Kaigen” are some of the best arcs I have seen in a standalone novel. Without giving away any plot developments, the Matsuda family is full of individuals who have strong ideals that they would die for. It reminded me of The Last Samurai, where a group of people dedicate their whole lives to traditional principles in a world that no longer appreciates these morals. Overall, I absolutely loved this book because of what it stands for. It presents a community of people who live and breathe their morals and ideals. It is refreshing to read this at a time when those people seem few and far between.

What to expect: 📖Stand-alone novel 🏯Ancient Japanese vibes 👀Complex characters What I loved: The character development in “The Sword of Kaigen” are some of the best arcs I have seen in a standalone novel. Without giving away any plot developments, the Matsuda family is full of individuals who have strong ideals that they would die for. It reminded me of The Last Samurai, where a group of people dedicate their whole lives to traditional principles in a world that no longer appreciates these morals. Overall, I absolutely loved this book because of what it stands for. It presents a community of people who live and breathe their morals and ideals. It is refreshing to read this at a time when those people seem few and far between.

What to expect: 📖Stand-alone novel 🏯Ancient Japanese vibes 👀Complex characters What I loved: The character development in “The Sword of Kaigen” are some of the best arcs I have seen in a standalone novel. Without giving away any plot developments, the Matsuda family is full of individuals who have strong ideals that they would die for. It reminded me of The Last Samurai, where a group of people dedicate their whole lives to traditional principles in a world that no longer appreciates these morals. Overall, I absolutely loved this book because of what it stands for. It presents a community of people who live and breathe their morals and ideals. It is refreshing to read this at a time when those people seem few and far between.

What to expect: 📖Stand-alone novel 🏯Ancient Japanese vibes 👀Complex characters What I loved: The character development in “The Sword of Kaigen” are some of the best arcs I have seen in a standalone novel. Without giving away any plot developments, the Matsuda family is full of individuals who have strong ideals that they would die for. It reminded me of The Last Samurai, where a group of people dedicate their whole lives to traditional principles in a world that no longer appreciates these morals. Overall, I absolutely loved this book because of what it stands for. It presents a community of people who live and breathe their morals and ideals. It is refreshing to read this at a time when those people seem few and far between.

What to expect: 📖Stand-alone novel 🏯Ancient Japanese vibes 👀Complex characters What I loved: The character development in “The Sword of Kaigen” are some of the best arcs I have seen in a standalone novel. Without giving away any plot developments, the Matsuda family is full of individuals who have strong ideals that they would die for. It reminded me of The Last Samurai, where a group of people dedicate their whole lives to traditional principles in a world that no longer appreciates these morals. Overall, I absolutely loved this book because of what it stands for. It presents a community of people who live and breathe their morals and ideals. It is refreshing to read this at a time when those people seem few and far between.

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Fantasy

Fantasy

Fantasy

Fantasy

Fantasy

Fantasy

Heroine

Heroine

Heroine

Heroine

Heroine

Heroine

Better to die sharp in war than rust through a time of peace. A mother struggling to repress her violent past, A son struggling to grasp his violent future, A father blind to the danger that threatens them all. When the winds of war reach their peninsula, will the Matsuda family have the strength to defend their empire? Or will they tear each other apart before the true enemies even reach their shores? High on a mountainside at the edge of the Kaigenese Empire live the most powerful warriors in the world, superhumans capable of raising the sea and wielding blades of ice. For hundreds of years, the fighters of the Kusanagi Peninsula have held the Empire’s enemies at bay, earning their frozen spit of land the name ‘The Sword of Kaigen.’Born into Kusanagi’s legendary Matsuda family, fourteen-year-old Mamoru has always known his purpose: to master his family’s fighting techniques and defend his homeland. But when an outsider arrives and pulls back the curtain on Kaigen’s alleged age of peace, Mamoru realizes that he might not have much time to become the fighter he was bred to be. Worse, the empire he was bred to defend may stand on a foundation of lies. Misaki told herself that she left the passions of her youth behind when she married into the Matsuda house. Determined to be a good housewife and mother, she hid away her sword, along with everything from her days as a fighter in a faraway country. But with her growing son asking questions about the outside world, the threat of an impending invasion looming across the sea, and her frigid husband grating on her nerves, Misaki finds the fighter in her clawing its way back to the surface.

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