Twilight Monk - Secrets of Kung Fulio (Illustrated)

Twilight Monk - Secrets of Kung Fulio (Illustrated)

They’re monks. They’re pacifists. And they’re absolutely terrible at kung fu. When a ruthless gang called the Red Cobras threatens to drive them from their home, two of the worst Moonken monks ever trained— Raziel Tenza and Rin Torra —do the unthinkable: they decide to fight back. There’s just one problem. They have zero combat skills . Armed with nothing but stubborn determination (and a very bad plan), Raziel and Rin set off on a wild martial arts quest to unlock the legendary power of their ancestors. Instead, they: accidentally unleash dangerous Darksprite demons - get tangled in a legendary mystical heist - uncover ancient artifacts capable of reshaping the fate of the world. Fast-paced, funny, and packed with action, Twilight Monk blends kung fu fantasy, anime-inspired adventure, and classic underdog heart—complete with 70 original black-and-white illustrations by the author. Perfect for fans of: manga & anime–style fantasy - light novels with humor and action - martial arts adventures with lovable misfits Book 1 of the Twilight Monk series. This book is a prequel story to the 2025 Video Game Twilight Monk Also see Twilight Monk book 2 : Return of the Ancients to read the continued adventures of Raziel Tenza. Genre: Kung fu fantasy adventure! Length: 50k words Illustrations: 70 black and white Illustrations and sketches by the Author. REVIEWS : "As soon as I delved into this book I couldn't put it away." - Markus Hristov "This is a world with stories and lessons young people should be reading about, and one that will remind adults of the universal wonder of life. Absolutely Recommended. " - Billy B "I read this entire book in one weekend. The storyline just drew me in from the first few pages (I love a good underdog story) and I couldn't stop reading." - C Kocher "Amazing story and characters. I'll be waiting for the sequel." - Mitchel "If you're a fan of manga and anime, then, you must absolutely give this book a try!" - CH "The theme is interesting, and the format is similar to a light novel from manga publications that comes with illustration every number of pages to give context to the text." - Wilberth Contreras