Dragons and Cherry Blossoms

Dragons and Cherry Blossoms

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Pages: 124

Published: 2 years ago

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Many have been before me, and the theme of this volume can hardly be called new, for Japan has been viewed from every side and through all kinds of eyes. This, however, has not deterred me from jotting down a few observations and experiences of my own, hoping that in them my readers may feel some rays of the Orient sunshine and beauty.

Reader Reviews
  • User image   William Elliott
    12 Nov 2014
    A good read.
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  • User image   Pat Price
    09 Apr 2013
    Not prose but a good story. I couldn't put it down. I had some hesitations that a man could write about a lesbian PI, but he did a good job.
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  • User image   Rusty Baker
    28 Mar 2013
    Good Book. I want to read the rest of the series.
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  • User image   Judy
    26 Feb 2013
    Apart from the typos good easy reading- suitable holiday book
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  • User image   Pat Price
    19 Feb 2013
    I wasn't sure a man could write convincingly about a lesbian, but he did a great job. This book is both engaging and delightful. I REALLY want o find the rest of his books!
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  • User image   Ralph Philip
    06 Jan 2013
    I found the narrative well-paced and suspenseful. The sexual content was tastefully presented. The ending was crisp and well thought-out. There were several typos that absolutely need to be cleaned up; however, none interfere with comprehension or flow.
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  • User image   Janelle
    17 Jul 2012
    I wanted to like this ebook, but after the first 10 pgs without any spoken dialogue and some typos, I couldn't justify continuing. Whatever happened to "show; don't tell?"
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