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Title: Cold Sake: Yamabuki vs. the Undead

ISBN: 9780991266746

Publication Year: 2015

Format: Trade Paperback

Language: English

Book Title: Cold Sake : Yamabuki Vs. the Undead

Author: Katherine M. Lawrence

Publisher: Rare Pattern LLC

Genre: Fiction

Topic: Fantasy / General, Historical

Number of Pages: 86 Pages

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Product Identifiers

Publisher

Rare Pattern LLC

ISBN-10

0991266749

ISBN-13

9780991266746

eBay Product ID (ePID)

219679318

Product Key Features

Publication Year

2015

Topic

Fantasy / General, Historical

Book Title

Cold Sake : Yamabuki Vs. the Undead

Number of Pages

86 Pages

Language

English

Genre

Fiction

Author

Katherine M. Lawrence

Format

Trade Paperback

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience

Trade

LCCN

2014-958746

Synopsis

Not all vengeance is exacted by the living. In 12th-century Japan, Yamabuki, a woman samurai 17 years old, travels deep into the Oku wilderness. Along a lonely road, at a forgotten inn, she seeks shelter, warm food, and cold sak . But as darkness falls, she ends up fighting for her life . . . and she finds that there are terrible things under heaven that no weapon can vanquish, and that her only way to survive is to heal that which cannot be healed.