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Final Curtain: A Mystery
Final Curtain: A Mystery | Keigo Higashino
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From the acclaimed author of Malice and Newcomer, a confounding murder in Tokyo is connected to the mystery of the disappearance and death of Detective Kaga's own mother.A decade ago, Tokyo Police Detective Kyoichiro Kaga went to collect (…more)
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MamaGina
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“Machiko Yoneoka eventually gave a curt nod of the head and gave them a name; a woman‘s name. Mogi had a vague feeling that it was a name he had heard somewhere before. He looked across at (her), intending to ask her to repeat it, and was surprised to see the woman looked quite terrified. Mogi turned to his left to see what she was staring at. It was Kaga. His eyes were the eyes of a hunting dog that has found its prey.”
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Freespirit
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Lots of books read since my last Litsy post!!
I‘ve been off the internet for a few months…
I‘ve loved the Japanese crime genre, Conclave by Robert Harris which I read just before the recent Conclave. Brooklyn, Long Island and The Safe Keep were also favourites!

BarbaraBB Good you‘re back! And I live this author but haven‘t heard of this title! Stacking! 3mo
CarolynM Hi Sally 👋 Always good to see you. I just read and loved this one by Robert Harris 3mo
Freespirit Thanks @BarbaraBB I gave it 5 stars! Good to be back 😊 3mo
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Freespirit Hi Carolyn I will put this one on my list! I always enjoy his books. Hope you are well xx @CarolynM 3mo
BarbaraBB That is good to know! I ordered a copy 🤦🏻‍♀️😀 (edited) 3mo
Freespirit I thought it was great @BarbaraBB 3mo
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erzascarletbookgasm
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This is the 4th in the Detective Kaga series translated to English. I‘ve read Malice & A Death in Tokyo, somehow missed Newcomer. It‘s good if you read them in order, so you‘ll get a little backstory of Detective Kaga, but no matter if you don‘t. You may get confused in the beginning because of the characters‘ names (luckily there‘s a character list) but soon you‘ll be familiar with them. Reading Japanese police procedural..⬇️

#serieslove2024

erzascarletbookgasm .. fiction is so different from others, partly because of the cultural aspect. The Final Curtain shows us the painstaking police work, touches on mental health, family sacrifice, moral complexity and even health risks of workers of nuclear power plants. An intricate plot, a satisfying read. Is this really the last we see of Detective Kaga? I‘ll be so sad. 2y
TheSpineView Fantastic!👍🤩📖 2y
batsy I've been meaning to start on this series. Great review! And a very happy new year to you, Jessie! 🐉🏮 2y
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kspenmoll Great review! 2y
kspenmoll Great review! I love this author. I am now reading a Detective Galileo novel. 2y
erzascarletbookgasm Thanks Suba! Hope you‘re enjoying the long weekend break 😊 @batsy 2y
erzascarletbookgasm @kspenmoll I like the Detective Galileo series too. My favourite of the author is Journey Under the Midnight Sun, a standalone 😊 2y
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janeycanuck
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Higashino constructs such an elegant resolution to the opening murder, which is both simple & insanely complicated all at the same time. I particularly like how we follow multiple detectives as they pursue their lines of inquiry, really showing how complex a case this is. And the writing is just so crisp & precise!

2/3 library books (and 4/6 overall) for #JoyousJanuary AND progress for #SeriesLove2024

jlhammar Love Higashino. Looking forward to this. Planning to read this one first 2y
Andrew65 Looks good, well done 👏👏👏 2y
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DGRachel
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#bookspin and #doublespin for November are both soon-to-be released eARCS. Full Bingo board to come later. Considering how hard it‘s been the last couple of days to pick a book and stick with it, I‘ll honestly be shocked if I read either one. 😂

TheAromaofBooks Yay!! Enjoy!!! 2y
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suvata
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#MMDBookClub 2023 Fall Book Preview

Thank you to #StMartinsPress, #MinotaurBooks, and #NetGalley for providing this #ARC Advance Reading Copy. Expected publication date is December 12, 2023.

Crime • Mystery • Translated from the Japanese • 5 Stars

Throughout this series, I couldn‘t help but think about Agatha Christie‘s Hercule Poirot character. Detective Kaga is Poirot‘s reincarnation in Japan. It becomes even more evident in the titles. ⬇️

suvata Christie‘s last Poirot novel was named Curtain. Higashino‘s last Kaga novel is called The Final Curtain. Coincidence? I think not.

Both detectives, solve their cases by slowly unfolding details, piece by piece, and finding missing pieces along the way until the completed puzzle is finally revealed. I sure hope that my conclusions are incorrect because I would truly miss the impeccable Mr. Kaga. ⬇️
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suvata “The Final Curtain” is the fourth book in the Detective Kaga series. The story revolves around the murder of Michiko Oshitani, who was found dead in a rented apartment in Tokyo. The case is connected to the disappearance and death of Detective Kaga‘s mother, which happened years ago. As the police investigate Oshitani‘s past, they reach out to Detective Kaga for advice.

#Bookstagram #DetectiveKaga #KeigoHigashino
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jlhammar Looking forward to this! Higashino is so good. 2y
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Final Curtain: A Mystery | Keigo Higashino
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