Miss One Thousand Spring Blossoms

Miss One Thousand Spring Blossoms - Paperback

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Miss One Thousand Spring Blossoms - Paperback

Miss One Thousand Spring Blossoms - Paperback

by John Ball
$22.88

Miss One Thousand Spring Blossoms - Paperback

Book Overview

She Broke an Ancient Tradition by Falling in Love

Kanno Masayo, Miss One Thousand Spring Blossoms, is the loveliest and most glamorous geisha in all of Japan. Dick Seaton is a shy, handsome American whose business takes him to Japan to close a very big deal. In violation of a timeless taboo, Dick and Kanno spend slow, tantalizing days falling in love.

Then Dick discovers that Kanno's love was paid for by his businessmen hosts. Sensing his rage and hurt, Kanno flees in confusion. And, too late, Dick realizes the truth-that she really loved him.

Now, a stranger in a strange, exotic land, he must find her-and seduce her back into his life.

Love her for a night... and you will remember her for a lifetime.

Praise for Miss One Thousand Spring Blossoms

"A DELIGHTFULLY FUNNY... APPEALING, THOROUGHLY ENTERTAINING NOVEL.-The Washington Star

"A very funny, tender love story"-Chicago Tribune
ISBN9781628150124
Author John Ball
PublisherSpeaking Volumes, LLC
GenreLiterature
FormatPaperback
PublishedDecember 2014
LanguageENG- English
Pages284
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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