A plagued sea

"While waiting for a train to Haewon, an isolated Korean seaside village, bodyguard Mu-young gets a disaster alert on her phone. TVs throughout the station report breaking news of a massive earthquake on the eastern coast. Despite the danger, Mu-young boards the train with her niece: she'd rather fa...

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Main Author: Kim, Po-yŏng, 1975- (Author)
Other Authors: Bowman, Sophie (Translator)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Korean
Published: New York : Nightfire, Tor Publishing Group, 2026.
Edition:First U.S. edition.
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