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Idioma: inglés
Editorial: Heeseung Fred Suh, 2026
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Paperback. "How does a Goryeo physician end up in Cairo?"The Pax Mongolica has connected the world in blood and commerce. From the Pacific to the Mediterranean, caravans and carracks move fortunes in spice, silk, and swords.Yujin, a young physician from the subjugated kingdom of Goryeo, never meant to travel these roads. He wanted only to tend his father's clinic by the sea. But the demands of the Mongol war machine tear him from his home and cast him adrift on the tides of history.Shipwrecked on a foreign shore, Yujin becomes a reluctant traveler on the greatest trade network humanity has ever known. He carries no sword, only the medical knowledge of his trade and a mind trained to see what others miss.Wayward plunges into the vibrant, brutal reality of the 13th century - a world where a healer must learn to mend more than bodies while walking the long, dusty road of exile.Book One of a trilogy. Set during the 13th-century Pax Mongolica, Wayward follows Yujin, a young Goryeo physician. Exiled on the Silk Road, he journeys from the Pacific to the Mediterranean. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…
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- Título
- Wayward (Paperback)
- Autor
- Fred Suh
- Editorial
- Heeseung Fred Suh
- Año de publicación
- 2026
- Estado
- new
- Encuadernación
- Paperback
- Idioma
- inglés
- ISBN 10
- 6502032990
- ISBN 13
- 9786502032992
“How does a Goryeo physician end up in Cairo?”
The Pax Mongolica has connected the world in blood and commerce. From the Pacific to the Mediterranean, caravans and carracks move fortunes in spice, silk, and swords.
Yujin, a young physician from the subjugated kingdom of Goryeo, never meant to travel these roads. He wanted only to tend his father's clinic by the sea. But the demands of the Mongol war machine tear him from his home and cast him adrift on the tides of history.
Shipwrecked on a foreign shore, Yujin becomes a reluctant traveler on the greatest trade network humanity has ever known. He carries no sword, only the medical knowledge of his trade and a mind trained to see what others miss.
Wayward plunges into the vibrant, brutal reality of the 13th century — a world where a healer must learn to mend more than bodies while walking the long, dusty road of exile.
Book One of a trilogy.
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