Review of the book.

Finished reading, even having to ask myself, "How did I finish reading?"

Nirasana

6 Points or ★ ★ ★

Murder riddles have occurred in many temples throughout Bangkok. The external body is free of wounds, but the viscera is torn. Beside the body, there is a bottle of oil on each victim. What is the killer? Who is the killer? And why did he do this? I have to try to read it.

Plot / storyline is good, about fun, very complicated, difficult to read, about a lot. There are historical and scientific tidbits inserted that feel beyond necessity. Get out of the main point. A lot of characters have complicated relationships. Character layout is behind. Read and get confused. Don't understand.

The slow pace of the story because of the insertion of a lot of watery content, as I said before, makes it very difficult to read. I want to pour it a lot, but I also want to know what the ending will be, so I can read it continuously and stick to my hands surprisingly. Seriously, I will do it if I do not investigate.

The guess is very hard. I don't know what's going to happen. And I don't know what's going on. Very blurred. I remember that there are a lot of peak events. There are some broken corners. And wow. And the guess of the killer is hard to guess. The answer is too unexpected. Even a little spoiled, it feels like it's peaking anyway. The ending has a little depth.

Overall, if you cut out the unnecessary parts, I think it's very good. When it's a lot of reading, it's very disturbing. But the narrative invites us to keep reading it. It's a lot of curiosity and a lot of compulsion. The other thing is that I want to review it. But when I finish reading it, I can hardly remember anything. What I really like in this book is the point of difference that the author wants to convey. And poetry. If you like your work, you should not miss it anyway.

Author: Prasad

Publisher: Prisn

Category: Thai literature

# Investigative fiction # Murder fiction # Thriller fiction # Nirasana # Prasad