Book Review The Blood Rose Puzzle

Read Imamura Aya's work from this imprint has arrived at the third volume. The plot is not unique at all.

| Blood Rose Puzzle

7 Points or ★ ★ ★ ☆

The story of "Aizawa Karin," a young woman who was invited to a tea party at the Rose Mansion every Wednesday to the wife of "Sonoda," the owner of the mansion, after she married him and entered the mansion, received a death threat, and she knew that the death of her previous two wives was a mystery, so she had to find out who the killer was.

Good plot / storyline, about fun, nothing to enjoy, a little uncomfortable, the search for the truth is not very intense, nothing complicated, easy to read, easy to understand.

The speed of running a middle story may be boring at some point, but not even wanting to paste. The puzzle is very interesting. Read and read. Enjoy.

The action goes through almost the entire Karin perspective of the story, which makes it a bit boring and uncomfortable, as I said before, interspersed with the previous wife's diary, which doesn't feel wow, but it's a good puzzle maker.

Guessing is not very difficult, and guessing the culprit is quite difficult, even if the character is small, but everyone is suspicious, so specifically who is the culprit is difficult, others may be easy, but I can't guess correctly, and there is something else that is answered at the end, a very unexpected deduction.

Overall, it's about fun, easy to read, easy to understand, and the plot is unique to other books from the same writer and publisher, which is very good, so it's worth reading in all four copies. Wait for the review of "Ten Murders of Sins" as the last one soon.

Author: Imamura Aya

Translator: Tiered, Audient

Publisher: Soul

Category: Translated Literature

# Investigative fiction # Murder fiction # Thriller fiction # Blood rose puzzle # Imamura Aya