5 Lords of Pain Books in Order
Part ofJames Lovegrove Books in OrderExplore the 5 Lords of Pain books by James Lovegrove in order, with short summaries and a guide to the titles and where to start.
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5 Lords of Pain books in publication order
5 books
The Lord of Fire
by James Lovegrove
2010
Tom Yamada prepares for his confrontation with the Lord of Fire alongside Mai, Akiko, and the Shinobi Ghost army. Recovering the Element Gems may be his only chance to challenge a demon whose power appears insurmountable.
The Lord of Tears
by James Lovegrove
2010
Tom Yamada enters the third duel of the Contest against the Lord of Tears, an opponent distinguished by extraordinary speed. His mission to defend humanity now depends on surviving a fight against a lethally quick demon.
The Lord of the Mountain
by James Lovegrove
2010
Fifteen-year-old Tom Yamada inherits his family's duty to face five demonic champions in the Contest. Called to fight years before his expected turn, he must confront the massive Lord of the Mountain with humanity's future at stake.
The Lord of the Typhoon
by James Lovegrove
2010
Tom Yamada faces the Lord of the Typhoon, the winged demon responsible for his father's death. With humanity still depending on his success in the Contest, the coming duel combines his inherited duty with a personal desire for revenge.
The Lord of the Void
by James Lovegrove
2010
Tom Yamada continues his unexpectedly early Contest by confronting the Lord of the Void, an armored demon associated with darkness. Having survived his first opponent, the young champion must again risk his life to protect the world.
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