Born in Osaka, he started writing novels while still working as an engineer at Nippon Denso Co. (presently DENSO). Keigo Higashino ( 東野 圭吾) is one of the most popular and biggest selling fiction authors in Japan-as well known as James Patterson, Dean Koontz or Tom Clancy are in the USA.
Reminded me of the good old days where I visited Nihonbashi.Īdding in the human drama and guilt that against the socioeconomic pressures (that was also mentioned in Akai Yubi and Akui) that pervades Japan (although at times inconsistent), it is ultimately a story about love and redemption.more Very fast-paced police procedural reminding of the Japanese cultural setting that Seicho was good at introducing (and at a better and easily comprehensible manner). This is one that is well-connected to the Kaga universe through Nemuri no Mori and Shinzanmono (maybe that is why the dramatisation followed suit in this manner). Reminded me of the good old days where I visi One of those very tense reads that you hoped that you do not have to go to sleep anytime soon - good to reserve time for this. One of those very tense reads that you hoped that you do not have to go to sleep anytime soon - good to reserve time for this. Though it’s not the type of book I would find myself dig reading over and over, it’s still worth reading and recommended at some points.more Speaking again of this book, nothing is shocking here, no mind-blowing ending, no bewildered twists, and I think the ending is handled quite alright.
Honestly, it’s kinda annoying reading some particular parts and I don’t have any ideas either why the girlfriend of first murder suspect irritated me, every time she started with her rants about how innocent this first suspect is though she’s right, he’s innocent.Īnd about the victim in the murder, he got on my nerves too at the nearly end of the book when he discovered the left-hanging blog comment his son were writing.
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This book if full of hypocrites and fools. (view spoiler) [ I said about this thing when I were reading the book but I probably gonna say it again.
This one isn’t bad, but it surely couldn’t replace the position that Journey Under the Midnight Sun or Naoko at this point, there’s unlikely anything could top these two novels in my list either ( yeah, I know my comparison seems to be unsettling since these books aren’t placed in the same genre category but still…) I have this strange feeling that out of four-keigo-already-published-novels by IPM, two have shared the same slow-burn vibe, all started by a murder then spreading to the effect of it on everyone around (?) and ironically, these two has the same packaging color, too. This one isn’t bad, but it surely couldn’t replace the position that Journey Under the Midnight Sun or Naoko at this point, there’s unlikely anything could top these two novels in my list either ( yeah, I know my comparison s 3.5/5 3.5/5 I have this strange feeling that out of four-keigo-already-published-novels by IPM, two have shared the same slow-burn vibe, all started by a murder then spreading to the effect of it on everyone around (?) and ironically, these two has the same packaging color, too.
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