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A review by holtfan
Stormig väg från Osaka by Dorothy Hoobler
3.0
I loved [b:The Ghost in the Tokaido Inn|827500|The Ghost in the Tokaido Inn (Samurai Detective, #1)|Dorothy Hoobler|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1388637258s/827500.jpg|813224] and [b:The Demon in the Teahouse|802045|The Demon in the Teahouse (Samurai Detective, #2)|Dorothy Hoobler|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1388178207s/802045.jpg|788007] growing up. They were some of the earliest books I read and reread. In that sense, A Samurai Never Fears Death felt like a treat to me. Old friends, new plot.
That said...I forgot how clunky the writing is. Plot was interesting but occasionally struck an odd note....like the entire character of Asako.
It's a good novel for juvenile and young adult readers. Recommended.
That said...I forgot how clunky the writing is. Plot was interesting but occasionally struck an odd note....like the entire character of Asako.
It's a good novel for juvenile and young adult readers. Recommended.