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If you’re interested in the rest of the Year of the Dragon saga, volumes two and three – “The
Warrior’s Soul” and “The Islands in the Mist” - are available on Amazon and Kobo. All three books
have been released as e-book and paperback. Volume four, The Rising Tide, will be published in
Spring 2013.
James Calbraith’s other books include a fantasy novella Dragonbone Chest, and a short story
collection, Transmission.
For more information, please visit jamescalbraith.com
Somewhere in Yamato, an old man descends into an ancient barrow...
Sato's lessons end abruptly as Keinosuke decides to confront her about the stranger seen at Nagomi's house. To forget about her worries for a day, she goes to see the Myriad Year Clock - Master Tanaka's mechanical masterpiece.
Tokojiro wasted his best years learning a useless language of a country nobody's heard of. Now it's his time to shine, as he is summoned to the great Suwa Shrine.
It is forbidden for Westerners to come to Yamato without permission. Bran's hiding place is discovered, and he has to be moved to a more secure location... but where?
The mysterious boy speaks a language unknown in Yamato. The initial investigation into his arrival seems to bring more questions than answers.
Bran wakes up in a strange place, surrounded by unfamiliar faces. It looks a bit like Qin... but something doesn't feel right.
A beam of light falls from the sky near the harbour. Sato and Nagomi run to the beach to find out what happened.
Sato's father joins the conspiracy against the ruling dynasty. Nagomi learns about the dark prophecy concerning the fate of the Yamato.
In the great harbour city of Kiyo, in the reclusive kingdom of Yamato, live Sato Takashima, the samurai wizardess, and Nagomi Keisuke, a shrine apprentice from the family of physicians.
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