This haunting novel tells the story of a Korean woman who survives the Japanese occupation of her country and tries to rebuild her life after World War II. The protagonist, Sunja, is a young orphan who is forced to marry a powerful crime boss to protect her family. She finds herself struggling to balance her duty to her husband and her growing feelings for a gentle artist. The Dust Flower is a powerful exploration of love, loyalty, and the consequences of war.

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