Mi-Kyung Yun (Author), Julia Kwon Gombos (Translator). Book 5 of 17 in the Bride of the Water God Series.

Mi-Kyung Yun (Author), Julia Kwon Gombos (Translator). Book 4 of 17 in the Bride of the Water God Series. Ships from and sold by Mariah's.

Mi-Kyung Yun (Author, Artist), Julia Kwon Gombos (Translator). Book 9 of 17 in the Bride of the Water God Series.

Mi-Kyung Yun, Julia Kwon Gombos (Translator). Other books in the series. Bride of the Water God (1 - 10 of 24 books). Books by Mi-Kyung Yun. More. At the start of this series, Soah was willing to sacrifice her life to the feared god Habaek to save her drought-stricken village on Earth. Will this be the volume in which the Water God finally spills the truth to Soah - or will other conspiring, jealous gods succeed in driving a permanent wedge between him and his human bride? Cursed and pursued by an unknown, shape-shifting tormentor, Habaek is also led to believe that his previous human bride is still alive!. Bride of the Water God Volume 6 by. Mi-Kyung Yun, Julia Kwon Gombos (Translator).

Will this be the volume in which the Water God finally spills the truth to Soah - or will other conspiring, jealous gods . Mi-Kyung Kun (윤미경) is a Korean comic artist; she is currently publishing the Bride of the Water God series in the Korean comics magazine Wink.

Will this be the volume in which the Water God finally spills the truth to Soah - or will other conspiring, jealous gods succeed in driving a permanent wedge between him and his human bride? Cursed and pursued by an unknown, shape-shifting tormentor, Habaek is also led to believe that his previous human bride is still alive!. Received the Silver Medal for Seoul Media Group's n" ("New Artist Debut Competition") for Na-eu Ji-gu Bang-moon-gi (The Journey of My Earth Visit) in 2003.

Items related to Bride of the Water God Volume . Published by Dark Horse (2010).

Items related to Bride of the Water God Volume 6. Mi-Kyung Yun Bride of the Water God Volume 6. ISBN 13: 9781595826053. Once there, she met moody gods of the elements and a mysterious husband who took her as his bride - but then spurned her. While Habaek yearns to treat Soah as a proper husband would, he's cursed to live in the form of a little boy during the day, only reverting to his true adult self at night.

At the start of this series, Soah was willing to sacrifice her life to the feared god Habaek to save her drought-stricken village on Earth. However, she wasn't killed by the powerful Water God she was rescued and taken to the magical kingdom of Suguk.

Author(s) : Yoon Mi-kyung . When Soah's impoverished, desperate village decides to sacrifice her to the Water God Habaek to end a long drought, they believe that drowning one beautiful girl will save their entire community and bring much-needed rain

Author(s) : Yoon Mi-kyung . When Soah's impoverished, desperate village decides to sacrifice her to the Water God Habaek to end a long drought, they believe that drowning one beautiful girl will save their entire community and bring much-needed rain. and how very different he is from the monster Soah imagined. Show more ⇩ show less ⇧.

Once there, she met moody gods of the elements and a mysterious husband who took her as his bride - but then spurned her. Will this be the volume in which the Water God finally spills the truth to Soah - or will other conspiring, jealous gods succeed in driving a permanent wedge between him and his human bride?