Book Review, Whispers from the Dark

The first fifty pages are nothing, but the next pages are so ruffled that they can't be put down.

| Whispers from the dark

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During "Takuya" on his way near the villa a friend made for a thesis, he met two boys who played so naughty that he almost got hit by him driving.

The two boys were named "Miya" and "Mado." After Taguya took them both to a house or mansion, he encountered a strange shadow from the upstairs mansion window.

After Taguya investigates the truth about the mansion, it comes across many mysteries: the mass murder, the disappearance of the mansion's owner's son, and the corpse in the middle of the forest where some organs are missing, forcing Taguya to investigate many mysteries that readers are hard to predict.

What will be the story of Takuya and the two children, how thrilling it will be, and what puzzles it will have to read?

Good plot / storyline, fun, thrilling, a little haunting, the case or puzzle is not very complicated, easy to read, easy to understand.

The first part of the story is secretly sluggish, but the next part is very fast. The execution of the story in the prologue is very interesting, but the next chapter is a little boring, but after the fifty page is very excruciating. I read it and almost can't put it down.

The action will be a conversation of different points of view. Each chapter will be a conversation of the two children and their brothers. At first, I was confused. I was confused because it was a mystery.

When you enter the role, it's about Takuya, who's in the background about the mansion, or the families of both children who are typical investigators, interspersed with "Haruka," a tutor who reflects a view of the mansion that feels thriller, a little haunting, and very curious about many things, which is my favorite view.

Guessing the killer is very hard to guess when it comes out is that I don't think it's this person. I believe everyone can't guess for sure, and guessing is a bit difficult.

At the end of the episode, when it all started with the killer, I was so stunned, the motive was so much nigger and wow, it was so novel, I've never read this motive before, but it was a little sneaky, and it got a little addictive.

Overall, very good, but not very wow. I like it a lot. It's a lot of fun to watch. When I read it, I can't put it down. The event is very fast, very exciting. To put it down, there is nothing to keep reading. Personally, I like the first book more than I feel that it is more exciting. At that time, wow because I just fought in the fiction industry.

Author: Ayasujit Yukito

Translator: Qi Wong Aswsena

Publisher: Prism

Category: Translated Literature

# Investigative fiction # Murder fiction # Thriller fiction # Whispers from the dark # Ayasuji Yukito