[DeepL Translation - needs review] Yamanobe, a novelist whose daughter was brutally murdered, was in agony.
Because he was a celebrity, he was subjected to mindless coverage by the media, and the man who was believed to be the murderer, Honjo, was acquitted at the first trial.
However, Yamanobe "knew" he was the murderer. He was an antisocial personality called a psychopath who had sent evidence of his guilt to Yamanobe.
The appeal period was two weeks. Yamanobe and his wife, Miki, begin the...
Difficulty and edition notes:
There's a few interesting turns of phrase and word choice that make me think it deserves to be a smidge higher than the level 31 it's currently at, but I suppose it all comes out in the wash.
As a note, I read the audiobook with the text and I don't really recommend doing that. At least with the edition I have, the audiobook skips, changes, and rearranges sentences a lot, which can make following along a bit annoying.
General review:
I enjoyed this book quite