Samurai Wars Books in Order
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Samurai Wars books in publication order
4 books
Ashes of Kyoto
by David Lee Corley
2026
With Kyoto burning, injured retainer Aoyagi Jinzaburo struggles to move his family despite orders forbidding departure without written permission. Each failed escape deepens the conflict between military obedience and household survival, until an enemy offers safe passage at a price.
Storm at Okehazama
by David Lee Corley
2026
Facing an invasion during heavy rains, minor retainer Aoyagi Tadayoshi is ordered to locate a passable road and verify the enemy commander's position. Flooding, failed encounters, and unreliable guidance turn a modest reconnaissance task into a test of honesty under pressure.
The Red Plain
by David Lee Corley
2026
A Takeda officer conceals a fallen messenger's family crest while two armies confront each other across a river plain. Across the lines, a related Uesugi officer challenges an official record, drawing family history into the uneasy demands of military loyalty.
The Southern Gun
by David Lee Corley
2026
A foreign ship introduces powerful firearms to a southern Japanese shore, provoking immediate competition and violence. Ordered to carry a copied matchlock and its maker inland, Aoyagi Masanobu faces damaged equipment, treacherous conditions, and an enemy who always arrives ahead of him.
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