Author: India Millar
Publisher: Red Empress Publishing
ISBN:
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 306
Book Description
Among the enchanting world of geishas, Mineko harbored a secret unlike any other—a secret not even she fully understood. Mineko was the geisha immune to pain, a woman whose resilience defied the touch of cruelty. Yet, her invulnerability extended beyond the physical; she was also impervious to the stirrings of love, longing, and desire. Until the arrival of Ken, a Samurai whose passion kindled a fire within Mineko's unyielding heart. But their love was a forbidden flame, constrained by Mineko's servitude to Akira, the formidable yakuza master who owned them both. As Mineko's yearnings for freedom intensified, she found herself entangled in a web of secrets within the Hidden House, each revelation more sinister than the last. In this installment of the "Secrets from the Hidden House" series, Mineko's journey unravels the darkest mysteries of her sanctuary. Step into the captivating tale of The Geisha Who Could Feel No Pain, where the past and present collide in a dance of intrigue and desire. Keywords: Historical Fiction Novel, Japanese Historical Fiction Novel, Asian-Inspired Historical Fiction Novel, Feudal Japan, Yakuza Stories, Samurai Books, Lost and Found Family Novels, Adoption, Identity, Forbidden Traditions, Strong Female Protagonist, Brave Heroines in Historical Fiction, Page-Turning Historical Fiction, Edo-Period Japan Novels, Kyoto, Tokyo, Memoirs of a Geisha, Lisa See, Amy Tan
The Geisha Who Could Feel No Pain
Author: India Millar
Publisher: Red Empress Publishing
ISBN:
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 306
Book Description
Among the enchanting world of geishas, Mineko harbored a secret unlike any other—a secret not even she fully understood. Mineko was the geisha immune to pain, a woman whose resilience defied the touch of cruelty. Yet, her invulnerability extended beyond the physical; she was also impervious to the stirrings of love, longing, and desire. Until the arrival of Ken, a Samurai whose passion kindled a fire within Mineko's unyielding heart. But their love was a forbidden flame, constrained by Mineko's servitude to Akira, the formidable yakuza master who owned them both. As Mineko's yearnings for freedom intensified, she found herself entangled in a web of secrets within the Hidden House, each revelation more sinister than the last. In this installment of the "Secrets from the Hidden House" series, Mineko's journey unravels the darkest mysteries of her sanctuary. Step into the captivating tale of The Geisha Who Could Feel No Pain, where the past and present collide in a dance of intrigue and desire. Keywords: Historical Fiction Novel, Japanese Historical Fiction Novel, Asian-Inspired Historical Fiction Novel, Feudal Japan, Yakuza Stories, Samurai Books, Lost and Found Family Novels, Adoption, Identity, Forbidden Traditions, Strong Female Protagonist, Brave Heroines in Historical Fiction, Page-Turning Historical Fiction, Edo-Period Japan Novels, Kyoto, Tokyo, Memoirs of a Geisha, Lisa See, Amy Tan
Publisher: Red Empress Publishing
ISBN:
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 306
Book Description
Among the enchanting world of geishas, Mineko harbored a secret unlike any other—a secret not even she fully understood. Mineko was the geisha immune to pain, a woman whose resilience defied the touch of cruelty. Yet, her invulnerability extended beyond the physical; she was also impervious to the stirrings of love, longing, and desire. Until the arrival of Ken, a Samurai whose passion kindled a fire within Mineko's unyielding heart. But their love was a forbidden flame, constrained by Mineko's servitude to Akira, the formidable yakuza master who owned them both. As Mineko's yearnings for freedom intensified, she found herself entangled in a web of secrets within the Hidden House, each revelation more sinister than the last. In this installment of the "Secrets from the Hidden House" series, Mineko's journey unravels the darkest mysteries of her sanctuary. Step into the captivating tale of The Geisha Who Could Feel No Pain, where the past and present collide in a dance of intrigue and desire. Keywords: Historical Fiction Novel, Japanese Historical Fiction Novel, Asian-Inspired Historical Fiction Novel, Feudal Japan, Yakuza Stories, Samurai Books, Lost and Found Family Novels, Adoption, Identity, Forbidden Traditions, Strong Female Protagonist, Brave Heroines in Historical Fiction, Page-Turning Historical Fiction, Edo-Period Japan Novels, Kyoto, Tokyo, Memoirs of a Geisha, Lisa See, Amy Tan
The Geisha with the Green Eyes
Author: India Millar
Publisher: Red Empress Publishing
ISBN:
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 342
Book Description
Step into a mesmerizing world where history, romance, and resilience collide in The Geisha with the Green Eyes. 1850 Japan is a land shrouded in mystery, sealed from the outside world for centuries. At its heart lies Edo, home to Yoshiwara—The Floating World—a district of forbidden pleasures and exquisite artistry. Hidden within its labyrinth is the exclusive Hidden House, where only the most skilled and sought-after geisha are trained to serve Japan’s elite. Among them is Midori No Me, a woman who stands apart. With her striking green eyes and heritage that bridges two worlds, Midori was born into captivity and groomed from childhood to entertain the wealthiest patrons. At thirteen, her innocence was sold to the highest bidder, a famed kabuki actor. Yet destiny wove a darker path, delivering her into the clutches of Edo's most feared yakuza. But Midori is more than a prized possession. She is a survivor. This is the story of a geisha who dared to escape the intoxicating splendor and unrelenting cruelty of Yoshiwara—a journey through betrayal, resilience, and the search for freedom. For readers of Amy Tan’s The Valley of Amazement and Arthur Golden’s Memoirs of a Geisha, India Millar’s The Geisha with the Green Eyes weaves a tale of sensuality, strength, and unforgettable beauty. Embark on a journey through a mesmerizing historical romance unlike any other. Keywords: free, Historical Fiction Novel, Japanese Historical Fiction Novel, Asian-Inspired Historical Fiction Novel, Feudal Japan, Yakuza Stories, Samurai Books, Lost and Found Family Novels, Adoption, Identity, Forbidden Traditions, Strong Female Protagonist, Brave Heroines in Historical Fiction, Page-Turning Historical Fiction, Edo-Period Japan Novels, Kyoto, Tokyo, Memoirs of a Geisha, Lisa See, Amy Tan
Publisher: Red Empress Publishing
ISBN:
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 342
Book Description
Step into a mesmerizing world where history, romance, and resilience collide in The Geisha with the Green Eyes. 1850 Japan is a land shrouded in mystery, sealed from the outside world for centuries. At its heart lies Edo, home to Yoshiwara—The Floating World—a district of forbidden pleasures and exquisite artistry. Hidden within its labyrinth is the exclusive Hidden House, where only the most skilled and sought-after geisha are trained to serve Japan’s elite. Among them is Midori No Me, a woman who stands apart. With her striking green eyes and heritage that bridges two worlds, Midori was born into captivity and groomed from childhood to entertain the wealthiest patrons. At thirteen, her innocence was sold to the highest bidder, a famed kabuki actor. Yet destiny wove a darker path, delivering her into the clutches of Edo's most feared yakuza. But Midori is more than a prized possession. She is a survivor. This is the story of a geisha who dared to escape the intoxicating splendor and unrelenting cruelty of Yoshiwara—a journey through betrayal, resilience, and the search for freedom. For readers of Amy Tan’s The Valley of Amazement and Arthur Golden’s Memoirs of a Geisha, India Millar’s The Geisha with the Green Eyes weaves a tale of sensuality, strength, and unforgettable beauty. Embark on a journey through a mesmerizing historical romance unlike any other. Keywords: free, Historical Fiction Novel, Japanese Historical Fiction Novel, Asian-Inspired Historical Fiction Novel, Feudal Japan, Yakuza Stories, Samurai Books, Lost and Found Family Novels, Adoption, Identity, Forbidden Traditions, Strong Female Protagonist, Brave Heroines in Historical Fiction, Page-Turning Historical Fiction, Edo-Period Japan Novels, Kyoto, Tokyo, Memoirs of a Geisha, Lisa See, Amy Tan
Dreams From The Hidden House
Author: India Millar
Publisher: Red Empress Publishing
ISBN:
Category : Poetry
Languages : en
Pages : 174
Book Description
Paper was once a Living thing. Do words written On it also live? For the geisha of the Hidden House, the pleasure house in the heart of Edo's notorious Floating World, writing was an escape. A way to forget about the troubles and monotony of their everyday lives and dream, even if just for a moment, of another world. Their fear and joy, pain and pleasure, happiness and sorrow bleed from the ends of the ink brush and onto the pages herein. The haikus in this collection are from the Secrets from the Hidden House novels by India Millar, which chronicle the lives of the exquisite geisha who lived in the Hidden House. INDIA MILLAR started her career in heavy industry at British Gas and ended it in the rarefied atmosphere of the British Library. She now lives on Spain's glorious Costa Blanca North in an entirely male dominated household comprised of her husband, a dog, and a cat. Millar enjoys writing about strong women who fight for what they want. In addition to historical romances, India also writes popular guides to living in Spain under a different name. Her Romance Noir series is highlighted on her website, indiamillar.co.uk.
Publisher: Red Empress Publishing
ISBN:
Category : Poetry
Languages : en
Pages : 174
Book Description
Paper was once a Living thing. Do words written On it also live? For the geisha of the Hidden House, the pleasure house in the heart of Edo's notorious Floating World, writing was an escape. A way to forget about the troubles and monotony of their everyday lives and dream, even if just for a moment, of another world. Their fear and joy, pain and pleasure, happiness and sorrow bleed from the ends of the ink brush and onto the pages herein. The haikus in this collection are from the Secrets from the Hidden House novels by India Millar, which chronicle the lives of the exquisite geisha who lived in the Hidden House. INDIA MILLAR started her career in heavy industry at British Gas and ended it in the rarefied atmosphere of the British Library. She now lives on Spain's glorious Costa Blanca North in an entirely male dominated household comprised of her husband, a dog, and a cat. Millar enjoys writing about strong women who fight for what they want. In addition to historical romances, India also writes popular guides to living in Spain under a different name. Her Romance Noir series is highlighted on her website, indiamillar.co.uk.
The Dragon Geisha
Author: India Millar
Publisher: Red Empress Publishing
ISBN:
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 342
Book Description
A new world full of beautiful possibilities, but old scars run deep. Midori No Me, renowned as the Geisha with the Green Eyes, has broken free from the clutches of the Floating World, realizing her aspirations amid a traveling kabuki troupe in the United States. Yet, the past refuses to relinquish its hold. Envy and treachery threaten to shatter the fragile peace she has painstakingly crafted. When news of her former master Akira's cruelty toward her comrades in Edo reaches her, Midori cannot turn a blind eye. Driven by compassion and resolve, she embarks on a perilous journey back to the heart of the Floating World, determined to liberate those ensnared in the same chains she once bore. The Geisha with the Green Eyes must now embrace her inner strength as The Dragon Geisha, weaving tales of resilience and redemption amidst the tangled threads of fate. Keywords: Historical Fiction Novel, Japanese Historical Fiction Novel, Asian-Inspired Historical Fiction Novel, Feudal Japan, Yakuza Stories, Samurai Books, Lost and Found Family Novels, Adoption, Identity, Forbidden Traditions, Strong Female Protagonist, Brave Heroines in Historical Fiction, Page-Turning Historical Fiction, Edo-Period Japan Novels, Kyoto, Tokyo, Memoirs of a Geisha, Lisa See, Amy Tan
Publisher: Red Empress Publishing
ISBN:
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 342
Book Description
A new world full of beautiful possibilities, but old scars run deep. Midori No Me, renowned as the Geisha with the Green Eyes, has broken free from the clutches of the Floating World, realizing her aspirations amid a traveling kabuki troupe in the United States. Yet, the past refuses to relinquish its hold. Envy and treachery threaten to shatter the fragile peace she has painstakingly crafted. When news of her former master Akira's cruelty toward her comrades in Edo reaches her, Midori cannot turn a blind eye. Driven by compassion and resolve, she embarks on a perilous journey back to the heart of the Floating World, determined to liberate those ensnared in the same chains she once bore. The Geisha with the Green Eyes must now embrace her inner strength as The Dragon Geisha, weaving tales of resilience and redemption amidst the tangled threads of fate. Keywords: Historical Fiction Novel, Japanese Historical Fiction Novel, Asian-Inspired Historical Fiction Novel, Feudal Japan, Yakuza Stories, Samurai Books, Lost and Found Family Novels, Adoption, Identity, Forbidden Traditions, Strong Female Protagonist, Brave Heroines in Historical Fiction, Page-Turning Historical Fiction, Edo-Period Japan Novels, Kyoto, Tokyo, Memoirs of a Geisha, Lisa See, Amy Tan
Wild Iris
Author: India Millar
Publisher: Red Empress Publishing
ISBN:
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 292
Book Description
In a world built on lies, one woman’s quest for truth and freedom begins. Life is never easy for a rebel, especially one determined to forge her own path in a society that demands conformity. Ayame has always felt at odds with her place in the world, her spirit yearning for freedom. Her parents’ latest decree—to marry her off to a repulsive suitor—becomes the final straw, pushing her to the brink of despair. In a desperate bid for autonomy, Ayame turns to her new friend in Kyoto’s infamous pleasure quarter. Amid the vibrant chaos and shadowy corners of this sleazy district, she makes a startling discovery: her entire life has been built on a foundation of lies. The truth about her origins, hidden from her for so long, emerges, revealing that her past is not what it seems. Determined to break free from the shackles of her fabricated existence, Ayame embarks on a perilous journey back to her unknown beginnings. As she delves deeper into the mysteries of her past, she must navigate a treacherous path filled with unexpected allies and dangerous enemies. Along the way, Ayame discovers a strength she never knew she possessed and learns that true freedom comes not just from escaping one’s circumstances, but from embracing one’s true self. This is the first book in an exciting new series by India Millar, Daughter of the Yakuza. In this tale of defiance, discovery, and daring, Ayame’s quest for truth and independence will captivate readers, taking them on an unforgettable journey through the heart of Japan and beyond. Keywords: Historical Fiction Novel, Japanese Historical Fiction Novel, Asian-Inspired Historical Fiction Novel, Feudal Japan, Yakuza Stories, Samurai Books, Lost and Found Family Novels, Adoption, Identity, Forbidden Traditions, Strong Female Protagonist, Brave Heroines in Historical Fiction, Page-Turning Historical Fiction, , Edo-Period Japan Novels, Kyoto, Tokyo, Memoirs of a Geisha, Lisa See, Amy Tan
Publisher: Red Empress Publishing
ISBN:
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 292
Book Description
In a world built on lies, one woman’s quest for truth and freedom begins. Life is never easy for a rebel, especially one determined to forge her own path in a society that demands conformity. Ayame has always felt at odds with her place in the world, her spirit yearning for freedom. Her parents’ latest decree—to marry her off to a repulsive suitor—becomes the final straw, pushing her to the brink of despair. In a desperate bid for autonomy, Ayame turns to her new friend in Kyoto’s infamous pleasure quarter. Amid the vibrant chaos and shadowy corners of this sleazy district, she makes a startling discovery: her entire life has been built on a foundation of lies. The truth about her origins, hidden from her for so long, emerges, revealing that her past is not what it seems. Determined to break free from the shackles of her fabricated existence, Ayame embarks on a perilous journey back to her unknown beginnings. As she delves deeper into the mysteries of her past, she must navigate a treacherous path filled with unexpected allies and dangerous enemies. Along the way, Ayame discovers a strength she never knew she possessed and learns that true freedom comes not just from escaping one’s circumstances, but from embracing one’s true self. This is the first book in an exciting new series by India Millar, Daughter of the Yakuza. In this tale of defiance, discovery, and daring, Ayame’s quest for truth and independence will captivate readers, taking them on an unforgettable journey through the heart of Japan and beyond. Keywords: Historical Fiction Novel, Japanese Historical Fiction Novel, Asian-Inspired Historical Fiction Novel, Feudal Japan, Yakuza Stories, Samurai Books, Lost and Found Family Novels, Adoption, Identity, Forbidden Traditions, Strong Female Protagonist, Brave Heroines in Historical Fiction, Page-Turning Historical Fiction, , Edo-Period Japan Novels, Kyoto, Tokyo, Memoirs of a Geisha, Lisa See, Amy Tan
The Tree of Perseverance
Author: India Millar
Publisher: Red Empress Publishing
ISBN:
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 297
Book Description
The story of Mi continues in this heart-rending story of betrayal, resilience, and an unbreakable spirit. In the shadow of a poignant Japanese proverb advocating self-reliance—Rely on your own walking stick rather than people—Mi's life takes an unforeseen and harrowing turn. Overcoming the paralysis of the morning left her with a deformed leg, rendering the proverb a cruel reality. As if guided by an inexorable hand of fate, those she holds closest to her heart, one by one, betray her trust, leaving Mi to navigate a world of isolation and despair. Caught in the suffocating grip of a loveless marriage to a foreign doctor who aided her in regaining her mobility, Mi's existence mirrors that of a caged animal—trapped and yearning for freedom. The echoes of her past love and the dreams of a future once cherished are silenced by the heavy chains of her present reality. In this riveting tale of betrayal, resilience, and intrigue, Mi's journey is a testament to the enduring power of the human spirit. Join her as she navigates a treacherous landscape, where the line between friend and foe blurs, and the path to freedom is fraught with danger. Discover how one woman's unwavering determination and self-reliance can ultimately lead to her redemption and the unearthing of truths hidden in the darkest corners of society. Keywords: Japanese historical fiction, pachinko, Min Jin Lee, Musashi, Julie Otsuka, Gail Tsukiyama, Jamie Ford, James Clavell, Shogun, geisha, japanese historical fiction books, historical fiction, historical fiction best sellers, historical fiction authors, historical fiction asian, historical fiction books, historical romance, historical fiction novels, historical fiction romance series
Publisher: Red Empress Publishing
ISBN:
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 297
Book Description
The story of Mi continues in this heart-rending story of betrayal, resilience, and an unbreakable spirit. In the shadow of a poignant Japanese proverb advocating self-reliance—Rely on your own walking stick rather than people—Mi's life takes an unforeseen and harrowing turn. Overcoming the paralysis of the morning left her with a deformed leg, rendering the proverb a cruel reality. As if guided by an inexorable hand of fate, those she holds closest to her heart, one by one, betray her trust, leaving Mi to navigate a world of isolation and despair. Caught in the suffocating grip of a loveless marriage to a foreign doctor who aided her in regaining her mobility, Mi's existence mirrors that of a caged animal—trapped and yearning for freedom. The echoes of her past love and the dreams of a future once cherished are silenced by the heavy chains of her present reality. In this riveting tale of betrayal, resilience, and intrigue, Mi's journey is a testament to the enduring power of the human spirit. Join her as she navigates a treacherous landscape, where the line between friend and foe blurs, and the path to freedom is fraught with danger. Discover how one woman's unwavering determination and self-reliance can ultimately lead to her redemption and the unearthing of truths hidden in the darkest corners of society. Keywords: Japanese historical fiction, pachinko, Min Jin Lee, Musashi, Julie Otsuka, Gail Tsukiyama, Jamie Ford, James Clavell, Shogun, geisha, japanese historical fiction books, historical fiction, historical fiction best sellers, historical fiction authors, historical fiction asian, historical fiction books, historical romance, historical fiction novels, historical fiction romance series
Dragonfly
Author: India Millar
Publisher: Red Empress Publishing
ISBN:
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 286
Book Description
Even the strongest woman has her breaking point, and Keiko has reached hers. Sick at heart and wanting only to leave her past behind her, Keiko is drawn to the sea. Seeking refuge from the world that has nearly torn her spirit apart, she boards the first ship she finds and sails away gladly from her former life. Although Keiko thinks she is done with her past life, fate has much more in store. Her ship is taken by a band of wokou–desperate pirates who will kill to gain the treasure they seek. But just like Keiko, the wokou captain hides a secret. He is a man who, like her, has walked away from his past life, and Keiko comes to believe that she has truly found a kindred spirit in this man who is not what he appears. Yet still, the gods are not ready to give Keiko the peace she craves. Once more, the way of the samurai calls to her and she has to face her greatest challenge. Only this time, love and honor are two sides of the same coin.
Publisher: Red Empress Publishing
ISBN:
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 286
Book Description
Even the strongest woman has her breaking point, and Keiko has reached hers. Sick at heart and wanting only to leave her past behind her, Keiko is drawn to the sea. Seeking refuge from the world that has nearly torn her spirit apart, she boards the first ship she finds and sails away gladly from her former life. Although Keiko thinks she is done with her past life, fate has much more in store. Her ship is taken by a band of wokou–desperate pirates who will kill to gain the treasure they seek. But just like Keiko, the wokou captain hides a secret. He is a man who, like her, has walked away from his past life, and Keiko comes to believe that she has truly found a kindred spirit in this man who is not what he appears. Yet still, the gods are not ready to give Keiko the peace she craves. Once more, the way of the samurai calls to her and she has to face her greatest challenge. Only this time, love and honor are two sides of the same coin.
Mantis
Author: India Millar
Publisher: Red Empress Publishing
ISBN:
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 298
Book Description
Alone in the world, one woman must use her sword to seek revenge… After Keiko finds herself alone, it is up to her to save her family name and honor. But she is still only a woman. After humbling herself to her daimyo and begs him to restore her birthright, she is met with only ridicule and watches as the man takes her family lands for himself. According to the samurai code of bushido, there is only one thing left for Keiko. Vengeance. Keiko plots to take revenge for the actions of her greedy noble lord and revenge against the men who wanted to buy her and keep her as their slave. Just like the praying mantis, Keiko lures her enemies into a sense of safety before taking her revenge…
Publisher: Red Empress Publishing
ISBN:
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 298
Book Description
Alone in the world, one woman must use her sword to seek revenge… After Keiko finds herself alone, it is up to her to save her family name and honor. But she is still only a woman. After humbling herself to her daimyo and begs him to restore her birthright, she is met with only ridicule and watches as the man takes her family lands for himself. According to the samurai code of bushido, there is only one thing left for Keiko. Vengeance. Keiko plots to take revenge for the actions of her greedy noble lord and revenge against the men who wanted to buy her and keep her as their slave. Just like the praying mantis, Keiko lures her enemies into a sense of safety before taking her revenge…
Spider
Author: India Millar
Publisher: Red Empress Publishing
ISBN:
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 300
Book Description
When Keiko chooses duty over love, she wonders if the code of the samurai is worth the heartache. Leaving Edo to save the life of a man she once loved, Keiko must give up everything she has worked for. She vows one day to return, but she has learned the hard lesson that the gods have a dark sense of humor. The city of Kobe seems a world away from Edo, a place where she could disappear, become whoever she wants to be, and leave the way of the samurai behind her. But the code of bushido is not so easily discarded. Even as Keiko makes new friends, new allies, and explores new dreams, her duty calls to her. Torn between a life of joy and a life of honor, Keiko knows that she can never truly have both.
Publisher: Red Empress Publishing
ISBN:
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 300
Book Description
When Keiko chooses duty over love, she wonders if the code of the samurai is worth the heartache. Leaving Edo to save the life of a man she once loved, Keiko must give up everything she has worked for. She vows one day to return, but she has learned the hard lesson that the gods have a dark sense of humor. The city of Kobe seems a world away from Edo, a place where she could disappear, become whoever she wants to be, and leave the way of the samurai behind her. But the code of bushido is not so easily discarded. Even as Keiko makes new friends, new allies, and explores new dreams, her duty calls to her. Torn between a life of joy and a life of honor, Keiko knows that she can never truly have both.
The Song of the Wild Geese: A Historical Romance Novel
Author: India Millar
Publisher: Red Empress Publishing
ISBN:
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 367
Book Description
Terue. The girl who was plucked from obscurity to become the most sought after geisha in Edo’s Floating World. The geisha who was so beautiful and talented that one of the richest nobles in Japan desired her as his wife. But Terue wanted more from life, and was willing to risk everything to get it. Pregnant with her lover’s child and knowing that the disgrace would mean certain death for both her and her unborn child, Terue makes the devastating choice to flee Japan on the day her daughter – Kazhua, The Geisha with the Green Eyes – was born and changes both their destinies forever.
Publisher: Red Empress Publishing
ISBN:
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 367
Book Description
Terue. The girl who was plucked from obscurity to become the most sought after geisha in Edo’s Floating World. The geisha who was so beautiful and talented that one of the richest nobles in Japan desired her as his wife. But Terue wanted more from life, and was willing to risk everything to get it. Pregnant with her lover’s child and knowing that the disgrace would mean certain death for both her and her unborn child, Terue makes the devastating choice to flee Japan on the day her daughter – Kazhua, The Geisha with the Green Eyes – was born and changes both their destinies forever.