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    Blood Of The Cherry Blossom
    Blood Of The Cherry Blossom
    Blood Of The Cherry Blossom
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    Blood Of The Cherry Blossom

    By P.J. Leonard

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    From the author of 'Tick', 'Kami' and 'Sarah Sues Santa' comes a story that asks one simple question: how would the real world handle a real, fantastic miracle?

    Yushi is a bored Japanese office worker who has nobody to share a drink in the park with. One evening, while sitting under the cherry blossom, he finds a miracle. A real one. The story that unfolds is how Yushi handles his discovery, and the impact on those around him.

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherP.J. Leonard
    Release dateMar 16, 2017
    ISBN9781370978519
    Blood Of The Cherry Blossom
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    P.J. Leonard

    P.J. Leonard grew up in Worcester, UK. He moved to Japan in 2010 and has lived there ever since, enjoying the culture, the hiking, and the traditional Japanese sport of tussling for the free seat on the train every morning at rush hour.He first found a love for writing aged nine, when he took what was meant to be a one-page short story assignment and turned it into a 10-page epic, much to the chagrin of his teachers. He's been writing ever since.

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