Brilliance of the Moon
Tales of the Otori, Book Three
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Narrated by:
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Kevin Gray
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Aiko Nakasone
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Written by:
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Lian Hearn
About this listen
The stage is set: Takeo and his new bride Kaede are on the brink of starting a war to reclaim the lands that are her rightful claim by birth, with a thousand loyal warriors by their side. But much more is at stake, with Takeo sworn to avenge the death of his adoptive father. Kaede, a not-at-all helpless damsel, has also cast a first stone by renouncing the powerful Lord Fujiwara, who considers her his first wife.
An imaginary feudal Japan is vividly reconstructed in this magical tale filled with clan rivalries, supernatural powers, shadowy tribes, and true love. Lian Hearn's epic fantasy of a conflict-ridden, mystical world has enraptured fans around the world, thanks to many complex mysteries, fascinating characters, and a riveting buildup to the dazzling finale.
©2004 Lian Hearn (P)2004 HighBridge CompanyWhat the critics say
"A fragrant blend of romance and martial-arts action." (Publishers Weekly)
"A worthy conclusion to a genuinely thrilling epic saga." (Booklist)
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- Beatrice Kigodi
- 2018-09-18
Best book in the series
spectacular imagery, complex storylines and gripping twists. truly leaves you at the edge of your seat.
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- Rick Diamond
- 2019-05-31
excellent series!
wow. amazing trilogy that really puts in the period. The voice acting is superb and really enhances three immersion.
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- Anonymous User
- 2020-06-25
Feudal Japan is enigmatic and mysterious.
Brilliant Trilogy. I am deeply saddened that it is over. I hope the prequel and sequel are as good.
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