Samurai Bridge: A Tale of Old Japan

Samurai Bridge will appeal to bridge enthuhsiasts who like fiction related to their hobby. It is hard to find a quality work of fiction that blends truly interesting bridge hands seamlessly into the story. This book does that.Take a village where everyone is a bridge enthusiast (or so it seems) in Japan in the 1800's. "What?" you say. Add in some sexy ghosts, a fearless warrior, a bunch of schemers who want to govern and you get a downright interesting tale.The hero meets a number of crafty men and has to decide whom he can trust and whom he must dispose of. By the sword(s) of course.Will he win the hand of the beautiful Kiku, no mean schemer herself, in the end?It was worth persevering until 2:00 a.m. to find out.