The Samurai’s Secret
Some secrets are better left where they are…
On the remote Mount Kagemine stands the Mugen dōjō, a place frozen in time, governed by the strict discipline of the katana and the watchful eye of Sensei Kurokawa. The dōjō is the last chance at redemption for troubled thirteen-year-old Takeshi Ito—no family, no future. But this time, Takeshi will face far more than a few harsh rules, because a blood-soaked legend breathes within the forest: a tale tied to a mine and a masterless samurai. Deep within Kagemine lies a secret someone is determined to uncover.
- A Japan steeped in secrets
- A mystery that will keep you on the edge of your seat
Born in Ovada in 1977, Tommaso Percivale is an author of children's books. He lives and writes on an isolated hilltop surrounded by rocks, wind, woods and roe deer. Passionate about stories, sleight of hand, comics and games, he is a curious writer and, as such, tackles various genres, ranging from historical fiction to science fiction, from adventures to thrillers, even touching on the field of non-fiction. He writes to excite and stimulate deep reflections of an ethical, philosophical and social nature. Freedom, courage and rebellion are the themes he holds most dear.
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