Bøger af Ken Sato

A young woman impersonates Hojo Ran, the daughter of a baron betrothed to Tendo Masato. Her wish: to die while protecting Masato. She begins training to attend a Tendo family rose-viewing party in Hojo Ran's place. Meanwhile, the mysterious Tendo twins hatch a bloody plot. Are the walls closing in on Masato and Ran?

A young woman impersonates Hojo Ran, the daughter of a baron betrothed to Tendo Masato, heir to the Tendo family. The relationship between the two begins to take on new dimensions. The pair must attend a rose-viewing party at the Tendo estate, but this seemingly innocuous event could soon turn deadly...

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