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Masako Togawa

Category Fiction
Cover Type Paperback
Type Fiction
Language English

ISBN 9781782277729

Rs. 640

Pushkin Vertigo

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The Master Key

The Master Key

Within Tokyo's K Apartments for Ladies resides over one hundred unmarried women, their lives intertwined with secrets spanning decades. When news arrives that the building is to be relocated, it threatens to expose a long-buried truth: the clandestine interment of a child's body in the basement bath-house, a discovery potentially linked to the unsolved 1951 kidnapping of four-year-old George Kraft. As tenants brace for revelation, the sudden disappearance and re-appearance of the master key intensifies the atmosphere, leaving no one feeling truly safe.Why You Should Read? Experience a meticulously crafted mystery brimming with intrigue, double identities, and an ingenious plot. Immerse yourself in a unique setting – a women-only apartment building holding dark secrets. Discover a foundational work from Masako Togawa, one of Japan's most acclaimed crime writers. Unravel a complex web of suspense that keeps you guessing until the very end.

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Category Fiction
Author Masako Togawa, Simon Grove
Publisher Pushkin Vertigo
ISBN 9781782277729
Cover Type Paperback
Type Fiction
Language English
Authenticity 100% Authentic Edition
SKU 2010000086315

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