Book Review The Clock Mansion

The ending, uh, every story.

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Six short stories that don't just investigate murders, but all have interesting clues, written by a Japanese mystery queen like Master Imamura Aya, this name everyone knows.

The plot / story overview is good, fun, easy to read, easy to understand, the investigation is not very intense. The execution of the story is not very fast or very fast. It is difficult to tell because it is short. Every puzzle is interesting, but there are some boring stories, but it is not difficult to paste because it is short. It will end. It can be read continuously and very enjoyable. The guess of the killer is based on the story. Each ending story has a sentence or story that always makes it eh. It seems to be not clear, but it is also clear. Try to read it.

Feelings when reading each story

Murder, living bodies:

This is a lot of fun, a typical murder investigation, a hard guess, a broken ending, a peak, a spinning descent, and a joke. I don't think Master Aya's work has this way too. I like it very much.

White and black:

The first story I read was nothing, but when someone dies, it's more interesting, but it's a little easy to guess the killer.

Murder Next Door:

This is a simple guess to know some truth, but the ending still feels like the peak.

Who's that kid?:

This story is not very much liked. Not much. Read and be confused. Read and finish, remember nothing.

Lover:

This story is like one because there are sentences from the mind of the favorite character, but the story is not very good.

Clock mansion murder:

This story is like a teacher writing to himself, but no, it's a stacked novel, a novel with two endings. The first ending is not very peak, but the second is very peak. Wow, the teacher deceived the reader very smooth. I like it a lot. If it's a long story, it would be better. Because the plot is very good.

Overall, it's fun, easy to read, easy to understand, to separate long stories quite well, like about one, because there are a lot of things you don't like. If you like a short story or Master Aya's work, you can't miss it.

Author: Imamura Aya

Translator: Surivatungkul

Publisher: Daifuku

Category: Translated Literature

# Includes short stories # Investigative fiction # Murder fiction # Clock mansion # Imamura Aya