
Yamada Monogatari: The Emperor in Shadow
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Narrated by:
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Brian Nishii
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By:
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Richard Parks
Lord Yamada is called away - one last time - from his newly restored estates in Kamakura to help Prince Kanemore ensure that Princess Teiko's son, Takahito, inherits the Chrysanthemum Throne. Unfortunately, assuming the throne proves to be the easy part. Yamada must then help Takahito renounce that throne in such a way as to hobble the power of the Fujiwara clan forever!
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An enjoyable read.
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Disappointing
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a fantastic ending
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SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL AND AMAZING!!!
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An enjoyable ending
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this is a story about some old warriors who called out of what is effectively semi-retirement to do one last favor for a friend and get caught up in an adventure that eventually gives a lot of people happy endings and concludes the story nicely. if you are a fan of detective novels I say you're probably going to have a bit of more fun time because there's a lot of hints as to what's going to happen at the end so go in it like that
old warriors can still kick ass
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Of course, credit must go to Brian Nishi's incredible narration. Every character- man, woman, or child, feels fully fleshed out and distinctly real.
By the end of the book I felt like I'd grown to know Yamada and Kenji, the reprobate priest, as old friends and the ending, while bittersweet for me, was absolutely beautiful.
10/10 would reccomend this series to anyone who is interested in supernatural mysteries, or Japanese history or both!
I LOVED THIS SERIES!!!!
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Great series
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Always a Great Series
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Great Series
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