The sequel to the acclaimed novel Shinju again features detective Sano Ichiro as he trails a serial killer stalking feudal Japan. In 1689, an all-powerful shogun controls the state, surrounded by bitter machinations and political intrigues. When an ancient tradition suddenly and brutally reappears, Sano risks everything to bring the killer to justice. “Bundori is terrific. . . . So good you won’t want to put it down, even to get off a plane. . . . [Laura Joh] Rowland hits her stride as a writer who can deal equally well with the pacing of plot and the nuances of character development. . . . Rowland clearly knows how to build suspense and action, a talent that she demonstrates with great skill.”—New Orleans Times-Picayune “Bundori is one of those mysteries in which the itch to find out whodunit recedes before the pleasure of prowling through a different world.”—Washington Post Book World “Sano may carry a sword and wear a kimono, but you’ll immediately recognize him as an ancestor of Philip Marlowe or Sam Spade.”—Denver Post “A colorful pictorial style that conveys . . . excitement and . . . danger.”—The New York Times Book Review
Bundori
This is the second exciting illustrated volume of the San Francisco Police Chronicles, by former police officer Hayato Tokugawa, continuing the saga of S.F.P.D. officers Brian O'Neil and John Kelly, Inspector Keith Gallagher and his ...
... bundori no kaibun (1),” Yorozu Ch5h5, 1 December 1901. Hereafter, articles in "The Scandal ofthe Plunder of North ... bundori shitsumon,” Yorozu Ch5h5, 25 January 1902; "Bundori mondai semaru,” 26 January 1902. 20. "Bundori mondai ...
Part love story, part myster, Shinju is a tour that will dazzle and entertain all who enter its world. BONUS: This edition includes an excerpt from Laura Joh Rowland's The Shogun's Daughter.
... Bundori with equal love, eerie only because their faces were so pale and eyes so red. As one, they bowed to the patriarch of the holy sanctuary. “How glad I am to see you,” said Bundori with tears in his eyes. “It is good of you to ...
... Bundori with equal love, eerie only because their faces were so pale and eyes so red. As one, they bowed to the patriarch of the holy sanctuary. “How glad I am to see you,” said Bundori with tears in his eyes. “It is good of you to ...
For information address St. Martin's Press, 175 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10010. Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 99-087939 ISBN: 978-0-312-97448-0 ISBN: 0-312-97448-5 St. Martin's Press hardcover edition / April 2000 St.
This series just keeps getting better and better."---Booklist on The Pillow Book of Lady Wisteria "Rowland's dazzling array of entertaining narratives continues to score points with readers, with exotic locales, a flair for dramatics.
“ They moved away from the district , ” said the barber . “ Their son's disgrace was too much for them , ” his wife clarified . Her expression showed pity . “ They were shunned by everyone in the neighborhood .
... as a mere lackey. Miwa rejoiced that Oyama had been punished for his cruel ingratitude. If only Kumashiro would die, too. Abbess Junketsuin said snidely, “Lucky for you that the formula worked. Anrakusan told me yesterday that after ...