

I really enjoyed this intriguing mystery from Sean, in actual fact a lot more than I was expecting to. Most books like this are pretty average to good, but A Curse in Kyoto was absolutely quite a cut above that, and I read the whole thing in a couple of long sittings. This was actually no mean feat, because the book is pretty lengthy – yet it doesn’t feel like it; I was gripped and entertained throughout. With the barely noteworthy exception of a slightly drawn-out third act, this was ...
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