There is nothing more satisfying than reading a book while sipping a hot cup of tea.
I feel that Japanese writer Keigo Higashino is one of the finest writers of mysteries. First I readThe Devotion of Suspect X and marvelled at his ingenuity. Then came Salvation of a Saint which I found to be even better than Devotion and now I have read Malice which is a fantastic mystery, a police … Continue reading Initial Impressions: Malice by Keigo Higashino
It has been a mixed bag of mysteries for me in this month of March. I read a couple of books which are all but forgotten and two which are far more recent.STEALTHY TERROR by JOHN FERGUSON This novel, published in 1918, is set in the pre-war years. Hugh Abercromby is a medical student in Germany … Continue reading Mysteries in March
"The Japanese Stieg Larsson" reads the blurb on the cover. For me, that is hardly an incentive to pick up the book. In fact, it is actually a put-off, Larsson being one writer I have sworn off. But then the Indian newspapers are suddenly filled with praise for Keigo Higashino, and Ellie Warren @ Curiosity Killed … Continue reading How far can you go? The Devotion of Suspect X by Keigo Higashino
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