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By Barbara Sheridan

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Emmi Maeda comes into possession of an antique and plunges through time—into feudal Japan and the world of samurai.

Los Angles, present day

Emiko ‘Emmi’ Maeda set aside her studies following the sudden death of her father. Estranged from her mother and brother and burdened with guilt over her role in the tragic accident, she moves in with her godfather Jake and comes into possession of an antique mirror. While accompanying Jake to Japan on a film shoot, Emmi is caught in a freak storm and plunged through time—into the land of her ancestors.

Kyoto, 1864

The city of Kyoto is ablaze with violence and on the brink of civil war. Nakagawa Kaemon is a young samurai with a secret. He gathers information on those who claim to revere the emperor but harbor their own agenda to control the country. Kae is honor-bound to execute anyone who poses a threat to the throne—even if it is Emmi, the unusual young woman he has come to love.

Reader Advisory: This book contains scenes of violence.

Publisher's Note: This book has previously been published elsewhere. It has been revised and re-edited for re-release with Totally Bound Publishing.

General Release Date: 12th April 2016

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Format: PAPERBACK  
ISBN: 978-1-78651-946-7
Word Count: 67,875
Language: English
Book Length: NOVEL
Pages: 287
Genres: ACTION AND ADVENTURE
HISTORICAL
PARANORMAL
SWEET ROMANCE
TIMETRAVEL

About the author
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Barbara Sheridan

Award winning novelist Barbara Sheridan grew up a fan of historical novels, TV westerns and all things paranormal. She also acquired a fondness for J-rock, samurai films and all things royalty related. Coupled with her love of character driven books, film and TV, all these things have come together to shape her writing interests. Barbara lives in Western Pennsylvania and loves hearing from readers and “meeting” them via social media.

You can take a look at Barbara's Website and follow her on Twitter.

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  Reviewed by Molly Lolly

This story was amazing! I loved the way Ms. Sheridan wove the past and present together while maintaining the integrity of historical fact. 

This book is so well written. The emotions...

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