Mineko: Book of Sisters
By R.G. Dillon
Brutal Samurai invade your home, murdering family, servants and guards in front of you. Your sister and you, as the only survivor’s, are whisked away to a desolate mountain castle. You later watch through tear-drenched eyes as she is ripped from your arms and taken away.
You are only six years old.
This is Mineko’s life. This is how her childhood in 17th century Japan began. For the next decade, Mineko endures as she learns to survive in a world filled with hate, terrifying abuse, violence and hunger. All the while she dreams of two things; a sister that one day returns to save her - and of someone to love. But little girls grow up. And little girls learn. And little sisters never forget. The only difference between revenge and vengeance is the intensity of the punishment that is inflicted - and Mineko will settle for nothing less than extreme vengeance.
Set in 17th century Japan, “Mineko” is a rich, evocative,harsh and violent saga of a young girl’s quest for vengeance.
You are only six years old.
This is Mineko’s life. This is how her childhood in 17th century Japan began. For the next decade, Mineko endures as she learns to survive in a world filled with hate, terrifying abuse, violence and hunger. All the while she dreams of two things; a sister that one day returns to save her - and of someone to love. But little girls grow up. And little girls learn. And little sisters never forget. The only difference between revenge and vengeance is the intensity of the punishment that is inflicted - and Mineko will settle for nothing less than extreme vengeance.
Set in 17th century Japan, “Mineko” is a rich, evocative,harsh and violent saga of a young girl’s quest for vengeance.
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***MY HONEST REVIEW OF MINEKO***
At 6 years old, all of Mineko’s family is brutally slain by
samurai warriors, except for Mineko and her older sister. For the next 12
years, she is mistreated and abused by the warriors while in their
servitude. The only thing that keeps
her going is the hope that her sister will return and take her away. But will she survive in the meantime?
My heart went out to Mineko throughout the entire
story. She was so small and helpless
that I can’t even imagine how she survived each of her attacks. She endured
more than any soul ever should, especially that young. I caught myself willing
her to find the strength that she needed to overcome each time. I was so glad
when Yasuo found her and fell in love with her. I was hoping he would find a
way to rescue her. And Uncle was the best character in the book. He and Mineko
made a good match.
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**The above opinions are 100%
my own, whether I purchased the book or it was given to me.
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