The Rogue Moon Goddess
An action-packed Korean fantasy novel - for fans of Studio Ghibli films and historical K-dramas
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The Rogue Moon Goddess
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Meanwhile, in the heart of Seoul's underworld, a mob boss dies under suspicious circumstances. At his funeral, a young shaman named Yeonhwa is caught channeling a false spirit. Boreum exorcises the malicious ghost and saves her, but Yeonhwa - powerless and in danger - begs for another god to possess her before her enemies realize she's lost her power. Moved, Boreum offers herself.
What begins as a reluctant alliance soon grow complicated as they become embroiled in a war between gods and demons. Boreum and Sanho discover that a dark spirit called Yosagwi is sacrificing women to power a growing evil. At the center of it all is Kim Hyun, Boreum's former lover, who conspired to drag Boreum to Earth and claim the moon's throne for themselves.
Praise for The Legend of Lady Byeoksa
'Bound to tug at your heart strings' ELIZA CHAN
'Brimming with romance and intrigue' ELIZABETH LIM
'A historical K-drama brought to life on the page' JUNE HUR
'A sweeping, romantic tale about reforging your own destiny' JIHYUN YUN©2025 Esther Park (P)2027 Headline Publishing Group Limited
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Praise for Esther Park: 'A vividly imagined fantasy of courtly intrigue reminiscent of the best Korean dramas' (ELIZA CHAN, author of Fathomfolk)
Set in an expansive fantasy world with a rich tapestry of elements drawn from Korean folklore, this is an engaging, imaginative book perfect for readers who wish to be transported (JIHYUN YUN, author of And the River Drags Her Down)
[Reads] like a sweeping historical K-drama brought to life on the page (JUNE HUR, author of A Crane Among Wolves)
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