Secret Samurai Trilogy: Book One, Tangled Lives. Questo articolo non è disponibile.Secret Samurai Trilogy: Book One, Tangled Lives

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Exciting adventure where genders mix and time flows back and forth between traditional and modern Japan.

Listed as one of the must-read Japan-related novels by SAVVY TOKYO MAGAZINE

‘An original plot, interesting and likeable characters, a sweet romance, a time-travel switch and a dose of Japanese history makes this book totally unique. The author’s complete understanding of Japanese culture is really obvious right down to the fine details.’ Renae Lucas-Hall, SAVVY TOKYO MAGAZINE

'Original, powerful, exciting and intriguing.' Margaret Kaine, Award Winning Author

Two women from different cultures and centuries - and both samurai

Bebe Bell is a modern Englishwoman who is living in Japan and time-slipped into the mind of samurai, Kai Matsuda, who is fighting in the 1860’s for the future of his country in its civil war which changed the world forever. In her own life, Bebe meets Kenji, a young man who has a secret he cannot reveal to anyone ... not even to Bebe as they fall in love. Can she risk telling him she is also a samurai in another time?
Yoshi is a young aristocratic woman forced to disguise herself as samurai in order to survive the war as it surrounds her and her country decides its fate. She meets Kai when he has Bebe in his mind. This changes everything as Kai finds himself more and more attracted to Yoshi. But Yoshi is ambitious and has no time for a lowly samurai like Kai. When all their paths converge no one can foresee the outcome.

Vivid writing … opened doors to the world of samurai - Amazon reviewer.

Jill Rutherford is the author of bestselling memoir, Cherry Blossoms, Sushi and Takarazuka Seven Years in Japan and Secret Samurai Trilogy voted as one of the seven must-read Japan-related novels by Savvy Tokyo Magazine. Her latest books are, The Rocking Stone, a family saga based in the Welsh Mining Valleys of the early 20th century and a true story for children (and for people who love cats!) of Tama, the Extraordinary Cat who saved a railway company and became a goddess. Jill lived in Japan for seven years but now lives on the south coast of England and when she’s not writing you’ll find her walking her dog, meeting friends, eating out and drinking red wine, but not necessarily in that order.