YASUKE EARNS MULTIPLE HONORS
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT YASUKE: DEAD MAN WALKING:
GET IT – “… the story is compelling, with some violence and much court intrigue. The author includes a lot of great detail; some of the descriptions of Japan, especially of the natural features, are quite beautiful… and the battle scenes are tightly composed and suspenseful… An engaging historical epic.”– KIRKUS REVIEWS
“a startlingly ambitious historical epic, dripping with historical detail… contains some rattlingly good action scenes and a dash of politics, as well as an interesting, complex protagonist.” – INDEREADER
5 STARS – “Yasuke: Dead Man Walking (The Yasuke Duology Book 1) by Braxton A. Cosby is a well-written book that perfectly blends fact and fiction into a compelling tale of adversity, betrayal, and loyalty that kept me perched on the end of my seat from the first page until the last.” – SEFINAHAWKE for LITPICK
4 STARS – “Yasuke: Dead Man Walking is a historical narrative with themes that make it stand out and emotional depth that would make a reader relate well with the characters. I recommend this book to fans of historical fiction as well as readers interested in anything related to history.” – ARIA for LITPICK
5 STARS – “Themes of bravery and loyalty run through the narrative. I really enjoyed how personal stories and historical events are intertwined, making history feel alive. Anyone who likes historical adventures with strong characters and a mix of action and heart will enjoy this book. Very highly recommended.” – DAVID JAGGART for READERS’ FAVORITE
“Braxton A. Cosby injects readers into 1500s Japan with a powerful blend of fine characterization and colorful…engrossing, atmospheric “you are here” descriptions…” – D. DONOVAN, SR. REVIEWER, MIDWEST BOOK REVIEW
“…a top recommendation for any reader or library collection interested in authentic, immersive stories about adaptation, struggle, and achievement.” – DIANE DONOVAN, EDITOR, DONOVAN’S LITERARY SERVICES
5 STARS – “The action scenes hit hard, while the emotional ones are slow and thoughtful. And when brutality appears, it’s not glamorized; it’s presented as the cost of survival in a world shaped by war, pride, and fear… The story sits firmly in the historical fantasy genre, but its emotional centers feel close enough to real history to make you think about the people behind the legends. If you enjoy tales of rising power, morally complex leaders, richly built worlds, and characters shaped by both tenderness and violence, this book will speak to you. It’s especially fitting for readers who like their fantasy threaded with cultural depth, political tension, and personal transformation.” – LITERARY TITAN
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