Book review, you're... killing.

Good, but not as much as "The Mystery Case with Flamingos" from the same writer, or maybe I expected too much.

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8 Points or ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The body of Hyun Yoo Jung, a young girl who disappeared in an unfinished apartment, was found by the police to be a murder with five suspects: a close friend, a father, a teacher, a boyfriend, and a girlfriend's mother, all of whom looked suspicious and had different motives. So who was the killer must have read it each other.

Plot / storyline is good, fun, investigation is not as intense as Framingo. Different types. Case is not complicated, easy to read, easy to understand.

The story is not very fast. It is a kind of story about five suspects about what they have a relationship with the victim, what they think about the victim, and interrogation for witnesses who are or are suspicious of whatever they are. In the early days, each person seems to have no motive at all, but they are still suspicious. Knowing what they are doing to the police, there must be something covert. After reading, they start to clear up their motives, making it difficult to guess who is the killer. Read and want to know what the next person is, who is going to be, making them very addicted, fun to read, not boring.

It's hard to guess what each suspect thought or did to the victim or what the victim did, and guessing the killer is also difficult. It's about a peak, but there's nothing wow.

When the apocalypse is over, something else will be revealed, it's peak, but it's not even wow. Seriously, I think there will be a deduction to the killer who is not the one who has already answered, but no.

Overall, it's fun, easy to read, not boring, but it's not wow, it's not as heartbreaking as it is in Framingo, but it's still in the way it likes.

Author: Chong Hae-yeon

Translator: Vasana Chanthang

Publisher: Prism

Category: Translated Literature

# Investigative fiction # Murder fiction # You killed## Chong Hae-yeon