Tales of the Otori Series by Lian Hearn - 3 Books Collection Set - Fiction - Paperback

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Titles in This Set:. Across the Nightingale Floor. Grass for His Pillow. Brilliance of the Moon. Condition: New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9788033656463. Publisher: Picador (Pan Macmillan). Age Range: 16+ (Young Adult / Adult crossover). Overview:. Enter the mythic, samurai-shadowed world of feudal Japan with the first three novels in Lian Hearn's celebrated Tales of the Otori series. Across the Nightingale Floor, Grass for His Pillow and Brilliance of the Moon follow Takeo and Kaede through betrayal, forbidden love and supernatural peril as rival clans fight for power. Lyrical and richly plotted, this paperback set suits fans of East Asian-inspired historical fantasy and makes a striking gift.. About the Books:. Across the Nightingale Floor introduces sixteen-year-old Takeo, whose family is slaughtered by the ruthless Tohan clan. Rescued by Lord Otori Shigeru, Takeo discovers he possesses the Tribe's uncanny gifts — near invisibility, a second self, superhuman hearing — and is drawn into a plot of vengeance centred on a fortress guarded by its famous "nightingale floor," which sings under any intruder's feet. Grass for His Pillow continues Takeo's story as he is torn between his oath to the deadly Tribe and his love for the fiercely independent Kaede, who must defend her inherited lands against greedy rivals while war closes in. Brilliance of the Moon brings the arc to its climax: Takeo, now a hardened leader, must reclaim his birthright and unite the Otori clan, while Kaede fights to hold her territory against betrayal from every side. Across all three novels, Hearn weaves political intrigue, martial arts tradition, ghost-story chills and tender romance into a beautifully imagined feudal Japan of warring clans and rigid codes of honour, with prose that is spare yet evocative throughout.. Key Benefits:. The first three novels in the acclaimed Tales of the Otori series, complete in one paperback set.. Immersive, richly researched feudal Japan setting with samurai, ni