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Now on Kickstarter: Kensei 2 – The Love of Danger

Kensei 2 - The Love of DangerCheck out the Kickstarter campaign for the sequel to Jeremy Zimmerman’s Kensei, The Love of Danger!

This entry was posted in Books and tagged Jeremy Zimmerman, Kensei on August 4, 2015 by defcon.

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