The Unicorn Road

The Unicorn Road by Martin Davies, published by Hodder & Stoughton in 2009, is a first edition that spans 324 pages. This novel presents a narrative where a young woman is called to the emperor’s court to meet a husband she barely knows. Simultaneously, a renowned scholar embarks on a journey to uncover legendary beasts in the distant East, accompanied by an interpreter named Venn, known for his exceptional linguistic skills.
Readers will find a rich tapestry of intertwining stories as the two groups of travelers converge, unveiling secret motives and hidden passions. The book explores themes of family life and suspense within a historical context, providing a backdrop for the characters’ journeys and the challenges they face. With its blend of fiction and thrilling elements, The Unicorn Road invites exploration of the complexities of human relationships and the mysteries that lie in uncharted territories.
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A young woman leaves her home, summoned to the emperor’s court and a husband she barely knows.
On the other side of the world, a famous scholar is sent to find and collect the mysterious beasts of legend in the unknown lands of the East. He takes with him an interpreter, Venn, famous for his special gift with language.
The two groups of travellers are destined to cross paths, revealing the secret motives and hidden passions of those who are brought together.
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