Book Description from Front Cover FlapMas Arai's best friend and fellow Hiroshima survivor, Haruo, is getting married and Mas has grudgingly agreed to serve as best man. But then an ancient Japanese doll display of Haruo's fiancée goes missing, and the wedding is called off with fingers pointed at Haruo. To clear his friend's name, Mas must untangle a web of secrecy dating all the way back to the Japanese-American internment camps of World War II and U.S. drug-running in the 1980s--a world of heartbreaking memories, deception, and murder.Comments from Back Cover"Naomi Hirahara has done it again! Blood Hina is a compelling mystery…a beautiful and poignant snapshot of the fast disappearing world of Japanese flower growers and gardeners in Los Angles."—Lisa See, New York Times bestselling author of Snow Flower and the Secret Fan
"Mas Arai is a true original and one of my favorite characters in crime fiction. I love spending time in his world and I'm thrilled that he's back—and at the top of his grumpy game."
"Blood Hina is even better than Hirahara's Edgar Award-winning Snakeskin Shamisen."
"Truly one of a kind. Mas Arai is one of the freshest, most realistic, and fascinating characters in the mystery genre. Every book featuring him is a joy to read."
"Hirahara has a keen eye for the telling detail and an assured sense of character." Background on Naomi HiraharaNAOMI HIRAHARA is the Edgar Award-winning and Anthony and Macavity Award-nominated author of Snakeskin Shamisen, Gasa-Gasa Girl, and Summer of the Big Bachi, which was named one of Chicago Tribune's Ten Best Mysteries and Thrillers of 2004 and a Publishers Weekly Best Book of the Year. She lives in Southern California. |
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