Chi Warriors

The Mark: Chi Warriors (Book 1)

Wong is a chi warrior and a master of weapons. While his skill and focus are unrivaled, a recent revelation has him shaken to the core.

Demons and beasts roam the forests. They come with teeth, claws, masks, and swords. Wong is outnumbered and terribly outmatched. What can he do in the face of such odds? He can slay them. And he can bring a few friends along the way.

This is a story of Shaolin warriors, monks, ninjas, sumos, and dark creatures of the night. They are bound by conflict, friendship, secrets, and an ancient prophecy that will change everything.

Demon Hunters: Chi Warriors (Book 2)

The masked demons have come—creatures born of nightmares that will strike when least expected. They are maniacal and cunning, unrelenting in their attack, with long limbs for reach and bodies that can withstand most punishment.

Shaolin is compromised. The warriors are dismayed and broken. Perhaps help can come from the samurais, but a more aggressive approach is put in play when two of their most powerful heroes venture into enemy land. Their goal is simple—kill a demon—but what they will find along the way is far more than anyone expected.

War: Chi Warriors (Book 3)

The demon horde is on the move. They will challenge the Great Wall’s defenses, surge deep into forests, and threaten cities. The entirety of their forces has been laid bare—including spirits, masked demons, and elite ninjas—all united on a common goal: the destruction of mankind.

The Shaolin warriors must scramble along multiple fronts to combat the threat and everyone must rise to the occasion—both new heroes and old—to take the necessary risks and turn back the enemy . . . or war will doom them all.

City of Ninjas: Chi Warriors (Book 4)

Ninjas and demons infest the metropolis, prowling down alleys, skipping across eaves, and lurking deep in the sewers. They attack all at once, then disappear into the night like ghosts. Buildings burn to ashes in their wake, and are followed by a mounting trail of bodies.

The city is on fire. The enemy is more dangerous than perceived.

Wong must change their tactics—to shun the day and embrace the night.

It is time to fight like ninjas.