Book review of Ka Sak Ankh Killer

It's fun, but it's a headache.

Ka Sak Ankh Killer

7 Points or ★ ★ ★ ☆

The story of "Sincare," a young man who felt so guilty about taking a case that he decided to go to a forest temple on a deserted island far from people, and then there was a murder mystery in which the suspect was trapped in a building, and the victim lay dead outside alone, with a very difficult and complex case that forced Sincare to call his brother "Inspector Damian" to help investigate the case.

How complicated it is to find this truth story, and who the killer is, must have read it.

Well, the plot is great, the story is fun, the case is very complicated, even though it's just on the island and not many characters make it difficult to read, so I have a headache.

The story is fast-paced, the story is very addictive, and the puzzle is interesting and it keeps coming, making the time to read it almost impossible to put it down.

It's very hard to guess, it's unexpected to read, it's like old puzzles aren't solved, new puzzles come in kind, but it's not very peak.

Guessing the killer is very hard to guess. Everyone on the island is suspicious, making it difficult to determine who is the unsub, accidentally thinking that good people are the unsub, making the answer peak but not very wow.

Overall, it's very complicated, but I don't read poor, I don't know. I personally read numbers before and I like numbers more.

Author: Kittiah Ganga

Publisher: 13357

Category: Thai Novels

# Investigative fiction # Murder fiction # Ka Sak Ankh Killer # Kittiah Ganga # 13357 publishing