White Feathers, Crimson Leaves
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The living keep more secrets than the dead.
Adventure to the dark corners of Rokugan with wardmaster Yogo Shuko in this new folk horror novel from Legend of the Five Rings.
In a remote corner of the Emerald Empire, a ghostly harbinger of doom and death haunts those who claim ownership over the forest village of Red Grove. When members of the new lord's family are found dead, he summons wardmaster Yogo Shuko to dispatch the spirit.
With her apprentice, the young witch hunter Kuni Tansho, in tow, Shuko soon realizes their presence is not the only unwelcome thing in town. The locals are suspicious, the nobility secretive, and the forest unyielding.
As an enemy none can describe lays siege to the castle, Shuko and Tansho must solve a forgotten mystery before the bindings of fate close around them.
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“Great mystery in an awesome medieval Japan fantasy setting. Shuko is hired to vanquish a curse and travels with her apprentice. They are not from the same clan, so there is fun banter between these characters, but together they make a great investigative team. Curse leads to ghosts, and ghosts lead to curses. Is this a haunting case or is there someone behind the summoning with intent? Action, great descriptions, vivid scenes, and humor to the very last bit. Tansho the apprentice is sweet and cares while her master is cold and arrogant, love them. This was an exciting standalone episode with plot twists in a world that I'm a fan of since my teen years. Amazing cover art.”
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