
The Samurai Code
A Hiram Kane Novella, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Kenneth Bryant
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By:
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Steven Moore
About this listen
Expedition leader Hiram Kane is in Japan when the storm of the century hits. He joins the rescue mission as flash floods cause chaos, death and destruction.
Yakuza boss Katashi Goto is retiring from the mob. Before he does, there is one more thing to achieve: revenge over a centuries old enemy.
When their two very different worlds collide, Kane is forced to make a choice. He has always known honour is worth fighting for. When challenged by Katashi, he has to decide if it is also worth dying for.
The Samurai Code is the first instalment of the Hiram Kane adventure series. For fans of Russell Blake and Clive Cussler, Steven Moore's breakout action thriller will leave you breathless.
©2017 Steven Moore (P)2017 Steven Moorebrilliantly written and narrated.
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The prologue in the book introduces us to the ancient world of the Samurai and how they lived and had honour even among defeat.
The book then jumps to present day where Hiram is introduced during the Tsunami as he goes and rescues people who have been caught up in it. Hiram then moves on and the Tsunami follow him.
Eventually Hiram ends up on an island where there is a museum, which holds an ancient Samurai suit.
It is a this point we are introduced to some new characters, a Yakuza boss, Katashi Goto, and his minions. The Yakuza boss is looking to retire from the Yakuza and move into a monastery, but before he can do this he has to rightfully claim what is his, the Samurai Armour.
The action then kicks up a notch as Hiram tries to protect the armour and also the girl at the front desk of the museum from the Yakuza boss and his henchmen.
This is a nice short story, but full of action and keeps you wanting to read more all the time.
I also listened to this on Audio book, through Audible, and the narrator, Kenneth Bryant, brought the book to life really well. I could really tell the differences between the characters and Hiram's English accent as well as Katashi's Japanese accent were both done really well.
Great introduction to the series
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A great story made even better in audio
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A fantastic listen
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Kenneth Bryant does a great job bringing the tense scenes to life and conveying the action as it unfolds.
A Sharp Blast Of Action And Excitement.
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Otherwise emotions were expressed well, accents and characters acted out well too.
All in all a good audio of a well written book.
Great story, reasonable narrattion
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The first book was in some remote village with corrupt officials who had been paid off by the mafia. While that’s similarly the case here, much of the plot of this novella could have been avoided or made simpler. While there wouldn’t be any story, in that case, a story that’s total nonsense is no better in my opinion.
What I did like about this story were the ups and downs, and the twists during the plot. It kept things interesting as everything could change at a moment’s notice. The combat scenes were also just as satisfying.
The narrator does an excellent job of narrating and bringing the novella to life. I find it strange he narrated in his own voice, then spoke in a British accent when the character actually talks though.
NOTE: This copy was provided to me free of charge as a digital review copy. The opinions stated in this review are mine and mine alone, I was not paid or requested to give this book a certain rating, suggestion, or approval.
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brilliant
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A great surprise
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