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nivalis_ 's review for:
Pembunuhan di Nihonbashi (The Newcomer)
by Keigo Higashino
Oke, this is the second Detective Kaga series that I read after Malice.
The story uses third person point of view, and easy to understand. In this story, clearly, you can still see how persistent Detective Kaga for finding informations in his cases. A man with a broad perspective and thinking, intelligent ofc. He is always described as a man in his thirties who usually wears a boxy undershirt, and in this story; soft-spoken, kind, and so gentlemanly.
The details of the murder case are explained in the final chapter, meaning that in the early chapters we have to make our own efforts to piece together the case. I prefer Detective Kaga here, rather than Malice.
The story uses third person point of view, and easy to understand. In this story, clearly, you can still see how persistent Detective Kaga for finding informations in his cases. A man with a broad perspective and thinking, intelligent ofc. He is always described as a man in his thirties who usually wears a boxy undershirt, and in this story; soft-spoken, kind, and so gentlemanly.
The details of the murder case are explained in the final chapter, meaning that in the early chapters we have to make our own efforts to piece together the case. I prefer Detective Kaga here, rather than Malice.