The Geisha with the Green Eyes
India Millar
Jul 2017 · Red Empress Publishing
Ebook
414
Pages
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By 1850, Japan had been closed to the outside world for centuries. It was a secret, hidden world. And deep within Edo (now Tokyo) was Yoshiwara − “The Floating World.” The center of pleasure. And within Yoshiwara was the Hidden House. The place that only the very wealthiest could afford. The place where the geisha were…special.
And in the Hidden House lived Midori No Me. Half Japanese, half foreign Barbarian, born to captivity. She was trained to dedicate her life to serving the wealthiest men in Japan. Defiled at thirteen when her virginity was sold to the highest bidder. Possessed by the greatest actor in the kabuki theater. Stolen from him by the most powerful yakuza in Edo.
The geisha who escaped from the Floating World.
The Geisha with the Green Eyes.
If you enjoyed “The Valley of Amazement” by Amy Tan or “Memoirs of a Geisha” by Arthur Golden, you are sure to love “The Geisha with the Green Eyes,” a sensual, sentimental, and fascinating historical romance by author India Millar.
And in the Hidden House lived Midori No Me. Half Japanese, half foreign Barbarian, born to captivity. She was trained to dedicate her life to serving the wealthiest men in Japan. Defiled at thirteen when her virginity was sold to the highest bidder. Possessed by the greatest actor in the kabuki theater. Stolen from him by the most powerful yakuza in Edo.
The geisha who escaped from the Floating World.
The Geisha with the Green Eyes.
If you enjoyed “The Valley of Amazement” by Amy Tan or “Memoirs of a Geisha” by Arthur Golden, you are sure to love “The Geisha with the Green Eyes,” a sensual, sentimental, and fascinating historical romance by author India Millar.
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