Book review worth reading
Just finished reading this book 🤭, so I shouldn't read it late at night because I can't put it down until it's bright. 😭🐸
An investigative book that isn't just "Who are the villains" but takes to the depths of the human mind - this one is real.
"The Frog Man Killer and the Conundrum" opens with a critically acclaimed murder case in which the body is staged more like a "twisted work of art" than just a killing, the atmosphere of pressure, retardation and hallucination from the front page, like you're walking in a dangerous city with no idea how close the killer is.
The plot slowly unravels, leaving the knot layer by layer, until you have to constantly question, "Is it true or just a illusion?" The characters are not just good or bad, but full of frightening wounds and realistic motives.
What makes this volume so fucking worth reading:
• Rational brutality is not just a shock.
• A narrative that deceives the reader well before breaking the cork.
• Latent psychology that raises questions about humanity
Read may not be a casual feed, but an unstoppable thrill, and it's over to stick in the head for a long time.
✨ Suitable for People Who Like It: Investigative, Dark, Psychological, Cornered
🚫 Not ideal if: Don't like violent scenes or pressure content.








































































