One downside to mentally planning what you want to write in a review before you’ve written the review is that you may end up forgetting to write the review. Yes, that’s a lot of words to say: I thought this out in my head but have (probably) forgotten things. But we will see if I… Read More Ostensibly a review of Silent Parade by Higashino Keigo but really I’m comparing the book to the movie

It’s been a while since I read a Japanese mystery, and I was pretty excited for this – especially since the cover uses the words “spine chilling”. Set in an ageing apartment for women, most of whom are also pretty elderly by the time the book is set, The Master Key is about a crime… Read More Book Review: The Master Key by Masako Togawa

After I picked up Malice and realised that there’s still a lot of Higashino Keigo books that I haven’t read, I decided to try and find a few more books. I managed to pick up this copy of Salvation of a Saint in the library, which is great because it’s a Detective Galileo novel and… Read More Book Review: Salvation of a Saint by Higashino Keigo