“How come you don't ask me any questions?" "Questions about what?" "About the investigation I'm working on," Kaga replied. "It's usually the first thing people ask me when I make inquiries. 'What's happened? What are you investigating?' " Sagawa chuckled. "What good would it do anyone to tell an amateur like me? If a detective's on the case, something nasty must have happened. Learning more about it will just make me depressed." "I wish more people felt like you," said Kaga.”
Keigo Higashino is a celebrated Japanese author specializing in mystery novels. Born on February 4, 1958, he has garnered international recognition for his intricate plots and psychological insights. His works frequently explore themes of crime, suspense, and human psychology, making him a favorite among mystery enthusiasts worldwide. more
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