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TENGU is a gem amidst the gravel bed of thrillers that claim to
feature martial arts. Donohue knows the drama and integrity of
both martial arts and fiction, blends them both together in this
solid, savvy novel that adds to his literary and popular entertainer
reputation. Donohue satisfies readers with sly humor, bone-deep
knowledge and clear eye.
James Grady, author of Six Days of the Condor
and Mad Dogs
In his third thriller (after Sensei and Deshi), Donohue kicks out
prose that is as fluid as the martial arts moves he so eloquently
describes.
Jo Ann Vicarel --Library Journal
feature martial arts. Donohue knows the drama and integrity of
both martial arts and fiction, blends them both together in this
solid, savvy novel that adds to his literary and popular entertainer
reputation. Donohue satisfies readers with sly humor, bone-deep
knowledge and clear eye.
James Grady, author of Six Days of the Condor
and Mad Dogs
In his third thriller (after Sensei and Deshi), Donohue kicks out
prose that is as fluid as the martial arts moves he so eloquently
describes.
Jo Ann Vicarel --Library Journal
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