The Quagmire of Revenge
- psychological thrillerJapanese novel
- Categories:Mystery & Supernatural Thrillers & Suspense
- Language:Japanese(Translation Services Available)
- Publication Place:Japan
- Publication date:August,2024
- Pages:320
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Feature
★ An ancient mansion collapses, claiming the life of her beloved. The female protagonist embarks on a quest for revenge: to expose the two men who stood by and did nothing as she died.
★ Driven by pure love, her vengeance plunges her into a mire of manipulation and murder. The suspense builds layer upon layer, leaving readers breathless.
Description
The ultimate end of pure love!
Hibiki Hiba is caught in a collapse at an old folk-house café and loses Sōichi Morioka, who was by her side at the time. She begins searching for two men suspected of being medical professionals, yet they had refused to help Sōichi despite his dire condition. She is determined to find out why they chose not to save him.
Soon, Hibiki identifies one of the men and attempts to make contact with him, only for that man to be suddenly shot dead by unknown assailants. Meanwhile, the other man—a pharmacist—is also tracking down Hibiki’s whereabouts...
Author
Born in 1987 in Kyoto Prefecture, she is a graduate of Kyoto Prefectural University. After winning the 8th Everyday Life Novel Award, she made her debut as a novelist in 2021 with “Stab With a Heated Nail” In 2022, she was awarded the 21st “This Mystery Is Amazing!” Bunko Prize for “Lemon and the Killer.”





