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The Aosawa Murders

by Riku Onda

The Aosawa Murders

by Riku Onda

In 'The Aosawa Murders,' a gripping tale weaves through the aftermath of a harrowing crime that leaves 17 people dead from cyanide poisoning during a family birthday party. The sole surviving witness, the enigmatic blind daughter Hisako, becomes entangled in suspicion and mystery. Decades later, the narrative unfolds through a chorus of diverse accounts, from family and neighbors to police and Hisako herself. As secrets unravel, the book explores the complex web of human relationships and the haunting quest for truth surrounding this chilling case.

  • Fiction
  • Thriller
  • Crime
  • Mystery
  • Detective
  • Psychological
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