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Original Title:	Warrior Spirit
ISBN:	0373621272 (ISBN13: 9780373621279)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Rogue Angel #9

Warrior Spirit (Rogue Angel #9) Paperback | Pages: 352 pages

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a priceless artifact could restore a family's honor - or destroy everything in its wake.

While vacationing in Tokyo, archaeologist Annja Creed is approached by a man who desperately needs her help. Kennichi Ogawa, the last descendant of an ancient warrior family, is trying to locate a stolen artifact. Legend has it that the vajra was mystically endowed by a warrior's spirit to help the Yumegakure-ryu family forever be a source for good. But the vajra could help the forces of evil if it gets into the wrong hands. And now the bloodthirsty Yakuza and a group of hired ninja are after it.

As Annja and Kennichi trek through the fog-enshrouded mountains of the Iga province to find the relic, they must also outsmart the vicious Yakuza and ninja who are dangerously close to uncovering the vajra first...and to

destroying their competition.

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Title	:	Warrior Spirit (Rogue Angel #9)
Author	:	Alex Archer
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 352 pages
Published	:	November 6th 2007 by Gold Eagle (first published November 1st 2007)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Adventure. Fiction. Urban Fantasy. Action

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These books are far reaching, which if you go into it with that in mind, you just enjoy a Lara Croft type book with fantasy smacking throughout -- this is no different, and pleasant and fast reading!

You can definitely tell that this story was done by a new author. I'm not saying that it was bad, it was just totally different than any of the other Rogue Angel books. There was a lot more talking in this one and a lot less action. I liked it personally because you got to see Annja as more of a person with feelings and emotions instead of a hard ass. I like Ken and I wish that Annja could have a relationship with someone other than Garin and Roux. Garin was in this one but he was a complete ass

A very enjoyable read, every bit as good as the rest of the series has been.

3.5 stars.SPOILER AHEAD!!!Finally, we have a story where the guy adventuring with Annja doesn't die! And Garin continues being such an enigma so that I always looked forward to seeing what he'll do next!

I read on another review that these books are actually written by various authors under the same name. This tends to explain the lack of continuity between books and the varying degree of action, "romance", history, and archaeology ranging throughout the books.It's also one of the biggest reasons I can come up with to explain why this book was so pathetic. I wanted to like it because I love the Japanese and its culture, but the villain was annoying (and somewhat predictable), the co-star seemed

As I've mentioned before, if I were to read this series one book right after the other I would probably become bored. However, I spread them out so I think I find more enjoyment from the tales. In this, the ninth book in the series had me scratching my head. Several times throughout the story Annja is tweaking over whether she is able to touch her sword and still grasp it. I found this to be extremely annoying! For goodness sakes -- this is the NINTH book we're into and this character is acting

This book is about this archaeologist, Annja, who was supposed to be in vacation in Japan. She doesnt know that shes been followed, by this guy who wants her help, Kennichi Ogawa. He actually needs help to find something very important to him, but he has some secrets, as does Annja. Well as the story goes on she kind of notices him as a guy and he notices her too. Anyway this THING that he wants is also wanted by this other guy and he will do anything to get it. lets see, what else can i say...