Detective Kaga is a new transfer to the Nihonbashi section of Tokyo. He is on the team investigating the murder of a newly divorced woman in her 40s. The book takes us through the investigation at a deliberate pace. Kaga has a good reputation but some wonder if he has lost his fire as they watch him wander around and ask seemingly irrelevant questions. How will this all end up? We know the crime will be solved but are kept in the dark about what is important to the case and the connections Kaga makes as he goes. I liked the way this unfolded and agree with Kara that it reminded me of Agatha Christie. Well done plot and writing. I did not enjoy the audio version enough to finish so switched to print.
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