Samurai Girl - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
The Book of the Sword (1)
A reluctant Heaven (Jamie Chung) leaves Tokyo with her family and heads to San Francisco for her arranged marriage. After a group of ninjas arrives and turns the ceremony into chaos, Heaven is warned to be careful whom she trusts, so she sets out to seek some answers about her adopted family and her own past.
The Book of the Sword (2)
Heaven persuades her brother's friend Jake (Brendan Fehr), a martial-arts expert, to begin training her as a samurai so that she'll be prepared to fend off attackers as she searches for the truth about her past.
The Book of the Heart (1)
Heaven relies on Jake, Severin, Otto and Cheryl to help her continue to find answers that will solve the mystery of her past.
The Book of the Heart (2)
Jake is surprised when his ex-fiancée, Karen (Stacy Keibler), makes an unexpected visit.
The Book of the Shadow (1)
Heaven begins to question Karen's loyalty and tries to alert Jake to her doubts.
The Book of the Shadow (2)
Things are set in motion with the hope that Heaven's prophesied powers will be realized.
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