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Grass for his Pillow

✍ Scribed by Hearn, Lian

Book ID: 109700662
Publisher: Picador
Year: 2006
Tongue: English
Weight: 218 KB
Series: Tales of The Otori 2
Category: Fiction
ISBN-13: 9780330446983

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✦ Synopsis

SUMMARY:
Both Takeo and Kaede have visions of their future. Takeo works to escape the Tribe and fulfill the last wishes of his adoptive father, Lord Shigeru Otori. And Kaede, heir to two seats of power, moves forward step by step, aided by her own wits and a precarious alliance with Lord Fujiwara. In their separate worlds, the two long for each other, knowing that they are meant to be together, wondering if they will ever see each other again. . . . 'The beauty, savagery and strangeness of Hearn's gripping tale is heightened by her exquisite, crystalline prose.

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