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Old 01-07-2019, 10:30 AM   #2893
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Originally Posted by sufue View Post
Two non-series titles by Seicho Matsumoto have dropped to $1.99 fairly recently. I'd not heard of Matsumoto, so here is a bit from the webpage for one of the books:

I'm usually not into thrillers, much less psychological thrillers (as one of the books is described), but when I read the blurbs for these two books, they don't sound all that thriller-ish to me, but more mystery-ish. So, I'm debating...

In the meantime, here's info for the two books:

Inspector Imanishi Investigates
link: https://www.amazon.com/Inspector-Ima...dp/B003P2WETK/

A Quiet Place
link: https://www.amazon.com/Quiet-Place-S...dp/B01DV1YH8U/
Thanks for those. I'm going to Japan in a couple of weeks, and all of the Japanese-related books I was considering seemed too heavy (Haruki Murikami's The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle), too dark (a re-read of Natsuo Kirino's excellent Out) or will likely make me angry at the country I'm visiting (Min Jin Lee's Pachinko).

These Seicho Matsumoto books look promising.
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