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The novel is an intimate, emotional story of forbidden love in post-war Japan. One of Buck's most personal works on the subject of interracial relationships. Less epic, more psychological and melancholic than her Chinese novels.
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In a small Oklahoma town, a café owner hires a quiet Native American woman, Caney. The novel follows their lives, unusual guests, and their search for belonging and a second chance. A warm story about loneliness, friendship, and community.
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Two titles in a series about love and medical crime: the first part reveals a web of intrigue surrounding the Chandler Clinic, and the second about a widow who sues the clinic and a thoracic surgeon for her husband's death.
The family of Chinese peasant Ling Tan faces the Japanese invasion in 1937. The war destroys their lives, changes customs and inspires resistance. A moving story of the courage, suffering and struggle of the Chinese people.