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by Keigo Higashino
Can stories be woven like intricate tapestries?
Yes, & Keigo Higashino does it masterfully.
The book unfolds like a puzzle, with each chapter revealing a new piece. The plot unravels gradually, pulling the reader in deeper as the mystery becomes more layered and compelling. Higashino’s attention to detail and the completeness of each narrative thread make this not just a whodunnit, but an experience.
Giles Murray deserves credit for the smooth and thoughtful translation. The beauty, rhythm, and intricacy of the original seem well preserved, which is rare.
The story itself reminds one of the butterfly effect. How a seemingly small action can ripple across the fabric of space and time. It’s a graceful portray of how interconnected our lives truly are, and how every little act inevitably leaves an imprint on others.
Highly recommended for fans of intelligent mysteries, psychological depth, and elegant storytelling.
Yes, & Keigo Higashino does it masterfully.
The book unfolds like a puzzle, with each chapter revealing a new piece. The plot unravels gradually, pulling the reader in deeper as the mystery becomes more layered and compelling. Higashino’s attention to detail and the completeness of each narrative thread make this not just a whodunnit, but an experience.
Giles Murray deserves credit for the smooth and thoughtful translation. The beauty, rhythm, and intricacy of the original seem well preserved, which is rare.
The story itself reminds one of the butterfly effect. How a seemingly small action can ripple across the fabric of space and time. It’s a graceful portray of how interconnected our lives truly are, and how every little act inevitably leaves an imprint on others.
Highly recommended for fans of intelligent mysteries, psychological depth, and elegant storytelling.