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The devotion of Suspect X


C’est la première fois où j’écris la critique d’un livre en anglais. Je ne sais pas où la publier, alors je poste sur mon blog français parmi mes autres articles en français. C’est un bon livre et je recommande.

The devotion of Suspect X


One of the things which satisfy me recently is the decision to read this book. And it’s the very first time I want to write a book review in English, so I don’t know where to publish it, so I just post on my French blog among my other articles in French.

The author is Japanese, and I admit that the translation from Japanese into English was well done. Partly because of the writing style of the author, the story is easy to understand, simple but, as always, the simplest thing touches the heart more easily. He uses the murder as the background, to talk about deeper things, about slices of life, about human, and about a lot of conflicts that everybody faces. The conflict is that, nothing, no one, is extremely good or extremely bad. He uses math as the core to build the crime, it’s surprising enough, and absolutely logical !

“Things would be different if there were even one piece of the puzzle that didn’t fit, but there’s nothing. It’s perfect.”