▪	RELEASED BY:		DARK HORSE
		▪	AUTHOR / ART:		MI-KYUNG YUN
		▪	FORMAT:		WESTERN / B&W
		▪	PAGES:		184
		▪	RATING:		12+
		▪	RELEASE DATE:		01/30/2008
		▪	REVIEW DATE:		04/10/2008
		▪	REVIEWED BY:		HOLLY ELLINGWOOD

The artistic beauty of the illustrations and story are a spell that transports the reader into a realm of gods, love and danger. Soah now finds herself in a world as dangerous as it is beautiful. She is falling in love with Mui, not realizing his true identity. Meanwhile Haebeck’s dangerous mother slyly works her evil upon all. She is not the only possible enemy Soah must fear. Another amongst the gods there would have her done away with to have the Water God for themselves. However, others may prove to be allies, but for what ulterior motive? Nothing is as it seems in this magical world of enchantments and peril. A whispered word in Soah’s ear brings her close to discovering Mui’s secret. Will she at last learn who has stolen her heart? She’ll risk much to discover the truth. But Haebeck’s past love still sways his heavy heart. Just what does he feel for the human woman sacrificed to him? Protection is scarce and Soah needs her wits about her. But she too has a secret, one that could change everything!

The powerful lure and enchantment of this story is unparalleled. Diverse and mesmerizing characters, mysteries within mysteries, the secrets in this world is like a maze that Soah must find a way to get through to survive, let alone discover love.

The manwha contains 4 full color pages.  Ever striking are the astounding visuals. The breathtaking imagery creates an astonishing world to discover. The incredible twists and turns of the ever alluring fantasy tale is so rich with creativity and inspired visuals that it takes the reader on a captivating journey.

IN SUMMARY:
Bride of the Water God is a spellbinding fantasy tale of otherworldly romance, danger and msytery.