Book review, chrysanthemum.

Probably the most in many stories from Seth, the top detective twins.

Chrysanthemum

8 Points or ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The story of a police officer on a mission to hunt down a drug dealer in the woods, but there's an unexpected story, a serial murder, every body is stapled, an autopsy is hard to find, almost no evidence, what it's like to find this killer, and we'll have to read it.

The plot / storyline is great, fun, like going into the forest. It has a surwiworld. It makes this book different from other books. It has a greater influence. It is also deeper and deeper. This book is based on Thai political history. But I don't understand why to put it. Besides, this book does not contain any incomprehensible puzzles, symbols, or tricks. It is also the easiest to read in the set.

The fast action, the tightening, the prevalence, plus the interest of the hidden death puzzle makes it easy to read, to enjoy, to read, and to stick to the hand. The language is not used, it is difficult to read, it is slippery, it is not stuck.

It's not hard to guess, it's not easy, but I can't guess anything. Ask if there's anything that feels expected. There's, but it's not peak or wow. And the killer's guess at first is not correct, but the person who guessed the first death is correct, but I think it's peak to know who it is. Motivation. This is unexpectedly. Read like, oh! Drama can be a tear.

The last part wasn't much about a partner named Pipu, but, uh, it was like this.

It's good to talk about entertainment, but when it comes to the intricacies or tricks that the previous book has, it makes it seem like it lacks some charm. It's hard to answer which one you like better. Each book has a different highlight. This will be more or less profound. I think everyone will definitely get it.

Author: Kittiah Ganga

Publisher: 13357

Category: Thai Novels

# Thai fiction # Investigative fiction # Murder fiction # Chrysanthemum # 13357 publishing