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"When the Prayer Ends" Author: [Japan] Keigo Higashino Publisher: Nanhai Publishing Company
"When the Prayer Ends" Author: [Japan] Keigo Higashino Publisher: Nanhai Publishing Company
Description
Introduction · · · · · ·
★ Prayers for happiness, one after another, will eventually come to an end.
★ Keigo Higashino's moving masterpiece about family love
★ Won the 2014 Yoshikawa Eiji Literature Award and ranked first on Kinokuniya's bestseller list in the first week of its release
★ Listen to me and live happily. Watching your growth and success is the whole meaning of my life, and the more you grow and succeed, the more you curse my fate.
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A woman was killed in a tenement, and the tenant disappeared. There was no breath of life in the room, and living in it seemed ready to face death at any time.
A calendar was found at the crime scene, on which the names of the twelve bridges in Tokyo were written by month. Detective Kaga Kyoichiro was stunned: the same thing had appeared among his mother's belongings.
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"When the Prayer Ends" describes the love for parents and the affection for children. The prayers for happiness one after another firmly grasp the readers' hearts. - "Nikkei"
Whether in the entire Kaga series or in all of Higashino Keigo's works, this work is unforgettable. ——"Nikkei"
About the Author · · · · · ·
Keigo Higashino is a famous Japanese writer. He has won important Japanese literary awards such as the Naoki Prize, the Mystery Writers Association Award, the Edogawa Ranpo Prize, and the Honkaku Mystery Novel Award. He was voted the most popular writer in Japan from 2009 to 2013. The sales of the Chinese version of his works have exceeded 5.5 million copies.
In 1985, he won the 31st Edogawa Ranpo Award for After School and ranked first in the Weekly Bunshun mystery novel list.
In 1999, "Secret" won the 52nd Japan Mystery Writers Association Award;
Since then, "White Night Walk", "Unrequited Love", "Letter", and "Phantom Night" have been shortlisted for the Naoki Prize; "White Night Walk" won the first place in the "Weekly Bunshun" mystery novel list and the second place in the annual orthodox mystery novel list;
The Devotion of Suspect X, published in 2005, won the 134th Naoki Prize, the 6th Honkaku Mystery Novel Award, and the first place in the three major mystery novel rankings.
In 2008, Meteor Kizuna won the 43rd New Wind Award;
The Newcomer, published in 2009, ranked first in two major mystery novel rankings;
In 2011, "The Wings of the Kirin" won the first place in the annual mystery novel of "Da Vinci", a Japanese authoritative book review magazine;
In 2012, "The Convenience Store of Sorrow" won the 7th Central Public Opinion Literature Award.
In 2014, "When the Prayer Ends" won the 48th Yoshikawa Eiji Literature Award.
His early works were mostly delicate and meticulous mystery novels. His later works became more mature, with less embellishment in the text, concise and fierce narration, ups and downs and bizarre plots, and an almost unbelievable story structure. He often used reasoning and suspense to depict the subtle human nature, and was good at writing extremely reasonable stories from extremely unreasonable places. His skills were astonishing.