Book Signing at Face in a Book July 25
Jun 26, 2014 06:59AM ● By Brenna Mc Gowan
Susan Spann, author of Blade of the Samurai, comes to Face in a Book Friday, July 25th, at 6:30 p.m.
Master Ninja Hiro is awakened one night by a man begging for help and proclaiming his innocence – even though his dagger has been found near a murder victim. An investigation reveals a plot to assassinate the Shogun and overthrow the ruling clan, and Hiro and Jesuit priest Father Mateo must produce the killer…among many suspects.
A thrilling and unforgettable mystery set in sixteenth-century Japan, Blade of the Samurai is Book Two in Susan Spann’s Shinobi Mysteries series.
Book One, Claws of the Cat, was a smashing, well-written debut that offered a fascinating glimpse into a little-known era in Japanese history wrapped in a most intriguing whodunit. “One can only hope this Northern California author brings Hiro back in another adventure,” said the San Jose Mercury News – and now she has!
Susan Spann is an attorney and former law professor with a deep interest in Asian culture. She is a student of Mandarin and Japanese, Asian cooking, knife and shuriken throwing, traditional archery, and martial arts. Susan lives in northern California with her family.
For more information, please visit getyourfaceinabook.com.
Blog post information and picture courtesy of Face in a Book.
Master Ninja Hiro is awakened one night by a man begging for help and proclaiming his innocence – even though his dagger has been found near a murder victim. An investigation reveals a plot to assassinate the Shogun and overthrow the ruling clan, and Hiro and Jesuit priest Father Mateo must produce the killer…among many suspects.
A thrilling and unforgettable mystery set in sixteenth-century Japan, Blade of the Samurai is Book Two in Susan Spann’s Shinobi Mysteries series.
Book One, Claws of the Cat, was a smashing, well-written debut that offered a fascinating glimpse into a little-known era in Japanese history wrapped in a most intriguing whodunit. “One can only hope this Northern California author brings Hiro back in another adventure,” said the San Jose Mercury News – and now she has!
Susan Spann is an attorney and former law professor with a deep interest in Asian culture. She is a student of Mandarin and Japanese, Asian cooking, knife and shuriken throwing, traditional archery, and martial arts. Susan lives in northern California with her family.
For more information, please visit getyourfaceinabook.com.
Blog post information and picture courtesy of Face in a Book.