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(ISBN: 0755328116, ISBN-13: 9780755328116)

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Title: The Samurai's Wife (Sano Ichiro Mysteries)
Author: Laura Joh Rowland
ISBN: 0312974485
EAN: 9780312974480
First. Edition
352 Pages
Publisher: Saint Martin's Press Inc.
Binding: Mass Market Paperback
Publication date: 2001-08-31

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2008-02-10 THE SAMURAI'S WIFE

the fourth historical mystery starring the Samurai Detective Sano, continues in the tradition of providing readers with entertaining novels. The who-done-it is cleverly designed and the lead couple is a fascinating duo working as a team over Sano's objections. However, what makes talented author Laura Joh Rowland's novel a jubilation for historical fans is the resplendent descriptions of Feudal Japan that makes the audience feel they are visiting the island in the late seventeenth century.