Good and evil war to acquire a special sword in Super Ninja: The Sword of Heaven by William Kely McClung. I couldn’t even fathom how it could take years to make a sword. But in the end, it slices through flesh, bone, and metal like a hot blade and butter. So unique, there is a race to obtain this sword. The good “guys” come together to find it as they follow the carnage it leaves in its wake. Each massacre is a step closer, but will it be their end?

I found Super Ninja: The Sword of Heaven an excellent book to start William Kely McClung’s new series. The story is told by one who has mastered multiple martial arts types, giving the gory fights excellent details and depth. Plus, you see how the author sets up his scenes, characters, and plot so in the future; it could be enjoyed as a movie or series. This book’s action and adventure are off the charts. The only thing that threw me with this book was I struggled with keeping some of the characters straight, but other than that, I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. ( )

Prepare for an exciting adventure the book that mixes fantasy, science fiction, and action. This story introduces a group of different characters, each with their own problems and goals, who come together to search for a magical sword made from stars.

The story takes you from the jungles of Southeast Asia to the bright streets of Miami, and it's full of secrets, lies, and bravery. With a skilled ninja assassin, a smart billionaire, a cruel psychopath, and a hard-working detective, there's a lot at stake, and the action never stops.

What makes "Super Ninja" special is how it makes you think about faith, who you are, and what it means to be a hero. The characters are well-developed and easy to relate to, with interesting pasts that make the story more engaging. The writing is descriptive, the world is well-built, and the surprises will keep you hooked. ( )

In the book Super Ninja, the sword of heaven by William Kelly McClung there’s a sword that took years to make an ancient Japan and soon after it was finished it was lost to history. In super ninja everyone who wants the sword seems to be coming out of the woodwork. There’s even a few who don’t want to possess it that gets swept up in the wave. There is way too much in this international super magical realism amazing book to give a great summary. Things I love about this book they had some really great characters to root for like Nash, Anna, Tim and men and they were those you really didn’t want to route four that’s basically everyone else. There’s a definite line between the good guys in the bad unfortunately the bad guys aren’t fighting fair and they’re not fighting together either. This book was so good and I wish I could give a better summary just know when you read a book in there a multi minor plot lines that are all tied together in a perfect bow you know the author did their due diligence and I do believe this one did. Can I just put a PS in my review and say I thought when Nash took care of Angel that would be the end of him. I can’t believe I am forgetting there is also an AI ninja the super ninja that also wants the sword and that made me laugh when he pondered not having a name and not wanting to go by “the AI.” So if you like great sword fights a multi person game of cat and mouse and a really good plot you definitely should read this book. I certainly did and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Please forgive any mistakes as I am blind and dictate my review. ( )

In the book, Super Ninja: The Sword of Heaven by William Kelly McCluin, a legendary sword crafted over years in ancient Japan mysteriously vanishes when it's finished, sparking a frenzy among those vying to possess it. Nash, Anna, Tim, and others emerge as great characters in this international saga, with alliances forming in a clear divide between good and evil. With exhilarating sword fights and intricate plot twists, even an AI ninja joins the fray, adding a ton of humor. This is a fast-paced read and promises an intense and fun read for fans of action-packed narratives. Recommend. ( )

In William Kelly McClung’s "Super Ninja: The Sword of Heaven," the desire for a powerful ancient Japanese sword brings together an array of diverse characters. His character’s are deeply complex, and I loved how I was so strongly rooting for some and for others their downfall throughout the entire story. The book had multiple plot lines that all interweaved and came together at the end of the story which I absolutely loved, and sat shocked when everything finally fell into place. It’s packed full of action, adventure and strategy, and I was captivated from start to finish. Cannot wait to read more of this author, I highly recommend. ( )