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The Ronin's Mistress: A Novel of Fuedal Japan (Sano Ichiro Novels #15) (Paperback)
Other Books in Series
- #4: The Concubine's Tattoo (Sano Ichiro Novels #4) (Paperback): Email or call for price.
- #5: The Samurai's Wife: A Novel (Sano Ichiro Novels #5) (Paperback): $20.99
- #6: Black Lotus: A Novel (Sano Ichiro Novels #6) (Paperback): $22.99
- #7: The Pillow Book of Lady Wisteria: A Novel (Sano Ichiro Novels #7) (Paperback): $22.99
- #11: Red Chrysanthemum: A Thriller (Sano Ichiro Novels #11) (Paperback): $22.99
- #14: The Cloud Pavilion (Sano Ichiro Mysteries #14) (MP3 CD): Email or call for price.
- #15: The Ronin's Mistress Lib/E: A Novel of Feudal Japan (Sano Ichiro Mysteries #15) (Compact Disc): Email or call for price.
- #16: The Incense Game: A Novel of Feudal Japan (Sano Ichiro Novels #16) (Paperback): $19.99
- #17: The Shogun's Daughter: A Novel of Feudal Japan (Sano Ichiro Novels #17) (Paperback): $18.99
- #18: The Iris Fan: A Novel of Feudal Japan (Sano Ichiro Novels #18) (Paperback): $19.99
Description
The Ronin's Mistress is a brilliant new twist on the fabled tale of the 47 Ronin, from Laura Joh Rowland--an author with "a painter's eye for the minutiae of court life [and] a politician's ear for intrigue." --The New York Times Book Review
Japan, 1703. On a snowy night, 47 warriors murder the man at the center of the scandal that turned them from samurai into masterless ronin two years before. Clearly this was an act of revenge--but why did they wait so long? And is there any reason they should not immediately be ordered to commit ritual suicide?
Sano Ichiro, demoted from Chamberlain to his old post as Most Honorable Investigator of Events, Situations, and People, has mere days to solve the greatest mystery of samurai legend--while his own fortunes hang in the balance.
About the Author
LAURA JOH ROWLAND is the author of the Sano Ichiro mysteries (Shinju, Bundori, and The Way of the Traitor), which have twice been named Best Mysteries of the Year by Publishers Weekly. She lived through a natural disaster when Hurricane Katrina nearly destroyed her house in New Orleans, and now lives in New York City.
Praise For…
“Masterful.” —Publishers Weekly (starred review) on The Cloud Pavilion
“An exercise in pure entertainment.” —The Washington Post on The Fire Kimono
“[Rowland's] Japan is a mix of Kabuki theater-like stylized formality, palace intrigue, and physical action that would do a martial arts movie proud.” —The New Orleans Times-Picayune on The Snow Empress
“Sano may carry a sword and wear a kimono, but you'll immediately recognize him as an ancestor of Philip Marlowe or Sam Spade.” —The Denver Post