Women divers from a small island off the coast of South Korea were the breadwinners in their families, going after valuable and dangerous catches. An evocative tale of two best friends whose bonds are both strengthened and tested over decades by forces beyond their control, See’s novel includes little-known incidents in Korean history from the 1930s into the 21st century. Published by Simon & Schuster Audio
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