"Silent Parade" Author: [Japan] Higashino Keigo Publisher: Nankai Publishing Co., Ltd. Original title: Silence Parade

Saori has been missing for three years.

She was a very popular girl in our town. She was beautiful and sang beautifully. We watched her grow up day by day and regarded her as a treasure. But when she was about to debut as a singer, she suddenly disappeared.

After a long wait, we only got the sad news that she was murdered. The murderer was obviously the shameless man in the town, but he was released. Since the police and the law can't do anything to him, let's give him a lesson! But an accident disrupted the plan, and we can only wait for the next opportunity to come.

Just then, news came that the man had been killed and we all became suspects.

——————————————————————————————————————— ★ Keigo Higashino’s new work returns with a strong return, published in simplified Chinese for the first time

★After "White Night Walk", "The Devotion of Suspect X", "After School" and "The Newcomer", it topped the Weekly Bunshun annual mystery list for the 5th time!

★Keigo Higashino: "Silent Parade" is my culmination of work. I hope that after it is translated into English, it can win the Edgar Allan Poe Award that "The Devotion of Suspect X" failed to win.

★This is a murder case in public: a parade, a bustling crowd, a group of people who lost their loved ones took to the streets for revenge. However, the plan was unexpectedly aborted, and the target was actually killed. They became suspects.

★The four cases progress step by step, breaking the classic reasoning model, with high-energy reversals throughout the process. It was so difficult that even Keigo Higashino said it was hard to write.

★The latest work in the "Detective Galileo" series: This time, Keigo Higashino uses "the dedication of suspects" to try to rewrite the ending of "The Devotion of Suspect X".

★This is a sad story, but it will give you warmth for the whole year

★In the month of its release in Japan, an average of one copy was sold every 6 seconds. The Japanese version of the "Detective Galileo" series sold over 13.6 million copies.