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while others have the more subtle but no less disturbing themes of loneliness and the unbalanced mind
who took her to a secret den in the Australian desert
the breathtaking performance of the Columbia
With her signature 'deep empathy and insight' (Booklist)
Pages: 447
Gai-Jin (Asian Saga: Chronological Order #3) by James Clavell Size:Hardcover: while others have the moreJames Clavell's eagerly awaited new novel of Japan picks up the story of east and west twenty years on from the ending of Tai pan and two and a half centuries on from Shogun. It is 1862, Japan is a land in chaos. The power of the Shogun is waning as rival factions fight for supremacy, among them a hot headed, idealistic group of young Samurai dedicated to restoring the power of the Emperor from whom, they believe, the first Shogun, Toranaga Yoshi,