All She Was Worth
 

All She Was Worth

by Miyuki Miyabe

Recovering from a leg injury, a 43-year-old Tokyo police inspector named Shunsuke Honma realizes how out of touch he has become when a relative asks him to make some private inquiries into the disappearance of his fiancée. While he wasn't paying attention, it seems that everyone in the country but Honma has been caught up in a consumer feeding frenzy--going into heavy debt and declaring... (read more)

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  • Rated 4 stars

excellent translation, this story is a modern mystery that brings suspense to seemingly ordinary people the gravity of the situation produces a twisted path of despair as a modern society fails a young woman and the very system that we're supporting betrays this woman the main character is a thoughtful person and deeply believes that he has to help the woman and wants to uncover the truth but he fears that he may be too late a police drama and suspense story that produces a...

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  • Lee Tulloch

    lee tulloch said:

    A wonderful Japanese crime writer who deserves discovery.

    posted Tuesday, November 6 2007
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