Katana Shodan: The Book of Five Masters — Ken Warner

 â˜...â˜...â˜...â˜...â˜... "This isn't like some books where it takes a while to get into the story. Right away, I was already thinking of how interesting it was... It has sort of an "Avatar: The Last Airbender" theme to it, though there are many differences that make it better." 

--World Champion Martial Artist, Dayna Huor 

 Something strange happens when Katana tests for her Black Belt in Karate: she stops several attackers using only her chi. Master Osaka sends her away to the Hall of the Dragon to learn to use and control her power. Soon after her arrival, a mysterious band of warriors tries to steal the Scroll of the Five Masters, which contains the key to immortality. Katana learns that they are the Arashi, a secret society that preserves the dark art of dim mak. 

 It was believed that knowledge of the art's highest power, the death touch, was taken to the grave by its ancient master. But now a new dim mak master has risen, commanding a power even more terrifying than the death touch--and he will stop at nothing to obtain the Scroll of the Five Masters. In the end, it's up to Katana to confront this new enemy and uncover the shocking truth of his identity.