A Song to Drown Rivers by Ann Liang

A Song to Drown Rivers by Ann Liang

Xishi is the most beautiful woman in her kingdom, which in a country at war makes her useful. She is trained for months and sent into the enemy king's palace as a concubine, with instructions to make him love her and to send everything she learns home.

Liang takes one of the Four Beauties of ancient China and writes what the legend leaves out — a village girl who never wanted this, a king who turns out to be gentle, and a handler back home whom she loves and who put her there. The ending has made this one of the most-discussed historical novels of the year.

From the author of If You Could See the Sun — a retelling of a two-thousand-year-old Chinese legend.

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