Gate to Kagoshima

· Simon and Schuster
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The only thing to fear about the past is it may destroy the future…

'Fun, romantic and heartbreaking. Serious Outlander vibes with a fresh new twist.' Pim Wangtechawat, author of The Moon Represents my Heart

A Marie Claire Summer Reads Pick, 2024

2005: While researching her Japanese ancestors, Isla travels from Scotland to Kagoshima. There, a vicious typhoon hurls her through a strange white gate and back to 1877, amid the dawn of the Satsuma Rebellion – the conflict that ended the samurai.

When she meets Keiichiro Maeda, a samurai who introduces her to a way of life only previously encountered in books, Isla begins to wonder if she has found her true home. But as the samurai fight a losing battle, she is increasingly distraught. Should she forewarn Keiichiro and save the man she loves or let him die the glorious death he so believes in, proud to the end that he remained a faithful warrior?

And what will become of Isla? Is she willing to leave the past behind, knowing her future will forever be changed?

'Refreshingly original... A stunning debut.' Jason Ayres, author of The Time Bubble series

About the author

Poppy Kuroki was born in Scotland and grew up in England. She has been living in Japan since 2016, where she works as a writer and freelance editor. She lives in Kanagawa. Gate to Kagoshima is the first in a timeslip series.

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