The Demon in the Teahouse
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Format
Paperback
Pages
192
Language
English
Published
Nov 3, 2005
Publisher
Puffin Books
ISBN-10
014240540X
ISBN-13
9780142405406
Description
In a quietly unfolding mystery set against the backdrop of old Japan, the world of samurai and intrigue beckons. As beautiful women fall prey to a shadowy killer, tensions rise, and fear grips the community. Renowned for his wisdom and fairness, Judge Ooka finds himself drawn into a treacherous web of deceit and danger. His commitment to justice is tested as he navigates the intricate layers of societal norms and dark secrets lurking in the shadows.
As Ooka dives deeper into the investigation, he encounters not just a series of brutal murders, but also the complexities of human nature. He discovers that beneath the beauty of Japan's culture lies a turbulent history filled with ambition, betrayal, and jealousy. The teahouses, once places of solace and conversation, become the focal points of his pursuit as he seeks to catch the murderer while protecting the women still at risk.
The atmosphere is thick with tension and atmospheric detail, capturing the essence of an era where honor and reputation intertwine with the relentless hunt for truth. With each clue unraveled, Ooka must unravel not only the identity of the demon stalking the women but also confront his own understanding of loyalty and justice.
As Ooka dives deeper into the investigation, he encounters not just a series of brutal murders, but also the complexities of human nature. He discovers that beneath the beauty of Japan's culture lies a turbulent history filled with ambition, betrayal, and jealousy. The teahouses, once places of solace and conversation, become the focal points of his pursuit as he seeks to catch the murderer while protecting the women still at risk.
The atmosphere is thick with tension and atmospheric detail, capturing the essence of an era where honor and reputation intertwine with the relentless hunt for truth. With each clue unraveled, Ooka must unravel not only the identity of the demon stalking the women but also confront his own understanding of loyalty and justice.
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