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Gate to Kagoshima

Poppy Kuroki

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English
Magpie
01 October 2024
Japan, 2005. While researching her ancestors, 20-year-old Isla encounters a vicious typhoon who sends her back in time to 1877, the dawn of the Satsuma Rebellion. Through a combination of fate and courage, Isla meets her ancestors, as well as Keiichiro Maeda, a samurai who she ends up falling for. She must decide whether to stay with the man she loves, knowing his samurai values irrevocably fate him to death, or to return to her previous life, forever changed by the history she has not only learned but lived.
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Imprint:   Magpie
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Dimensions:   Height: 216mm,  Width: 135mm,  Spine: 27mm
ISBN:   9780861547616
ISBN 10:   0861547616
Pages:   304
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Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Forthcoming

Poppy Kuroki was born in Scotland and has been living in Japan since 2014. She has published five fantasy books, four in the Black Diamond universe and a standalone, two of which have enjoyed the number one spot in their respective genres on Amazon during freebie promotions.

Reviews for Gate to Kagoshima

'A terrific ‘what if’ time-travel novel with an intriguing historical element, epic battles, and a dash of romance.' Adrian Cousins, author of The Jason Apsley series 'Refreshingly original... A stunning debut.' Jason Ayres, author of The Time Bubble series ‘Gate to Kagoshima is an action-packed adventure that opens in Scotland and makes its way to Kagoshima, Japan, as our heroine flees the ghosts of relationships past only to find new loves—and new heartbreak. Set at the close of the Samurai era, the story blends Outlander by way of Before the Coffee Gets Cold.’ Marie Claire Summer Reads pick by Mischa Anouk Smith 'As a die-hard fan of Diana Gabaldon’s time-travelling Outlander books, this is going to fill the gap nicely as I wait for book 10...Honestly, this is right up my Jamie Fraser-loving alley.' New Scientist Best Sci Fi Books review by Alison Flood


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