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Akimitsu Takagi

Category Fiction
Publication Year 2024
Cover Type Paperback
Type Fiction
Language English

ISBN 9781782279655

Rs. 800

Pushkin Vertigo

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The Noh Mask Murder

The Noh Mask Murder

In the chilling Chizurui mansion, a wealthy patriarch is found dead in his locked study, with only a sinister Hannya mask and the scent of jasmine as clues. Amateur crime writer Akimitsu Takagi is drawn into this impossible locked-room mystery, where long-held family secrets and ancient grudges run deeper than the mansion's unsettling atmosphere. As a mysterious phone call orders three coffins, Takagi must discern whether he faces a supernatural curse or a cunning murderer playing a macabre game.Why You Should Read? Experience a classic locked-room mystery from a master of Japanese crime fiction. Delve into a complex web of family deceit, superstition, and a cunning killer. Follow Akimitsu Takagi's meticulous investigation as he navigates the blurred lines between logic and the supernatural. Unravel a captivating plot culminating in a legendary and surprising resolution.

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Category Fiction
Author Akimitsu Takagi, Jesse Kirkwood
Publisher Pushkin Vertigo
ISBN 9781782279655
Publication Year 2024
Cover Type Paperback
Type Fiction
Language English
Authenticity 100% Authentic Edition
SKU 2010000095348

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