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Ronin Games
PLAYING A DESPERATE GAME.Astra has returned to Chicago and the everyday life of a cape: getting kittens out of trees, training, aiding the city's emergency first-responders, training, doing public relations events, training, and the occasional superhero v. supervillain fight that threatens to level neighborhoods or at least set them on fire.Then Astra takes a hard hit during a fight and very briefly finds herself somewhere else, somewhere she's only been before in dreams and in the company of Kitsune, a shapeshifting trickster fox. Astra's friends learn she is under the increasing influence of an otherworldy realm they know absolutely nothing about, and that she may even be drawn permanently into it. If they hope to stop it from happening, they must find Kitsune before it's too late.But to find Kitsune they must go to Japan, and since Japan doesn't allow unsanctioned entry to foreign capes everything depends on secrecy. With no allies, few assets, and surprises at every turn, winning requires rewriting the rules and playing their own game. A ronin game.
Book Details
- Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
- Publish Date: Sep 3rd, 2015
- Pages: 294
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 9.00in - 6.00in - 0.62in - 0.87lb
- EAN: 9781517503093
- Categories: • Superheroes (See Also Comics & Graphic Novels - Superheroes)
About the Author
Marion G. Harmon has read and written all of his life (well, ever since first grade). He finished his first novel, Wearing the Cape, in 2010, and after failing to find an agent who knew what to do with a superhero story, decided to self-publish (mainly so he'd stop rewriting the book). He published through KDP and Createspace in mid 2011 with some success; Wearing the Cape earned a 4.5 star Amazon rating and spent most of 2012 ranked #1 in its Amazon category. Marion has since written five more novels set in the same world (Bite Me: Big Easy Nights, Villains Inc., Young Sentinels, Small Town Heroes, and Ronin Games), astonished each time at the enthusiastic response of his readers. He is currently working hard on a tabletop Roleplaying Game for readers who wish to adventure as capes in the world he has made, and he swears that someday he will finally finish his deeply unserious space epic, Worst Contact. Really. He is still without an agent, but will consider offers.