Lemon and the devil killer.

Mio used to live happily with her father, mother and sister. The family opened a small restaurant whose cool menu was "Lemon Sote Chicken."

Until one day, the happiness was broken, the father was found brutally toothed near home, the mother was missing, and Mio and Hina, the sister, were parted.

Growing up, the pair met periodically to tell of their suffering and consolation, but then Mio received the bad news. Hina was found dead. Her death was suspected of tricking men into killing for insurance.

Mio, not believing the charges, began to investigate the truth to prove her sister's innocence, but the deeper she faced the twisted truth... that memory, identity, and what she believed might not always be what she thought.

The story goes through both the protagonist's point of view, the youthful record, and the villain's mind, all full of clues, read and paranoid of who the killer is.

The first part is like a trial of the death of an ordinary sister, but in the second part, the story goes deeper and darker than it seems, spreading to the protagonist's childhood past and those around him.

The end is broken and broken. You have to start reading or you won't catch up.

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Lemon and the Demon Murderer. Moon Publishing.

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