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Journey to the West
Sun Wu Kong, punished by Buddha centuries before, has spent five hundred years buried under Five-Finger Mountain when he encounters San Zang, a priest headed west in search of Buddhist scriptures. On the Goddess of Mercy's instructions, Wu Kong frees himself and assists the priest on a journey to the west that will be fraught with peril. But San Zang soon learns that trouble won't come only in the form of dragons or bandits; it will come from the violent and impetuous monkey who is now his companion.
Three Kingdoms Volume 17
Bei Liu has one a decisive battle against Cao Cao, and the prime minister is in danger of losing everything. But like a cornered animal, Cao Cao is at his most dangerous with his back against the wall. What he does next will forge an unlikely alliance, and cost the life of one of China's most legendary heroes.
Monkey King
Over the course of their journey to the West, San Zang's three disciples have time and again shown personal qualities that make them worthy of their master. But Sun Wu Kong, Zhu Bajie, and Sha Wu Jing have also been known to cause an awful lot of trouble. Now, the four companions must atone for a vulgar bit of mischief by taking part in a seemingly endless competition of wits, and anything less than victory would mean losing more than just the contest.
Monkey King
From the moment they crossed the western border of the Tang Dynasty, San Zang and Sun Wu Kong have been in danger. When not struggling to keep the monkey from causing trouble or angering the gods, the priest must worry about threats from both monsters and people. But the two journeymen have found fortune and the occasional friend along the way, and now another unlikely companion is set to join them on their journey to the West.
Three Kingdoms Volume 05
As Prime Minister Cao Cao tightens his grip on the emperor and his people, Bei Liu is approached by many, including the emperor himself, who would like to see Cao Cao's reign ended. Oaths are sworn and pledged are written in blood, but spies are everywhere, and one false move will result in blood being spilled on more than just a page.
Three Kingdoms, Volume 08
From the ashes of a dynasty that succumbed to internal strife and a nation that has endured countless years of war, three men emerge who will determine the course of China's future. While Cao Cao tightens his grip on the lands of his enemies, Quan Sun is coming into his own as a leader of both soldiers and citizens. Meanwhile, Bei Liu has been frustrated in quest to bring peace to his country and remains a man without a land. But fortune favors the patient, and soon Bei Liu is presented with the luck he needs.
Outlaws of the Marsh Volume 11
For many who live in a lawless age of corruption, life can seem like a never-ending series of cruel misfortunes. Such frustrations can boil over into rebellion, and when Jiang Song gives treasonous voice to his anger, he sets off a chain of events that will pit officials against outlaws like never before.
Monkey King Volume 17
San Zang and his disciples enter a land consumed by an ominous fog and encounter an innkeeper who tells them of a mysterious threat in the mountains: seven monstrous fairies, both beautiful and savage, who will ensnare San Zang in a dangerous web of deceit. Now, Wu Kong, bajie, and Wu Jing will have to keep their wits about them to distinguish fact from fiction and reality from illusion; their master's life depends on it.
Three Kingdoms Volume 20
For several decades, China has been torn apart by civil war, as feudal lords and power-hungry tyrants vied for control of the Han Dynasty. What began as a conflict between eighteen lords and became a battle between three kings now rests in the hands of a new generation, who must finish their ancestors' work if China is to be a unified nation once more.
Monkey King
After Sun Wu Kong's temper resulted in the destruction of the sacred RenShen tree and cost San Zang precious time and energy, the priest has very little patience with his eldest disciple. That patience will be sorely tested when the White Bone Goblin repeatedly tries to make a meal of San Zang, and Wu Kong responds with characteristic aggression. When San Zang banishes Wu Kong, the remaining travelers face unprecedented obstacles; the journey is getting more dangerous the farther they travel, and they may not be able to survive without the help of San Zang's most powerful companion.
