
He uses all the best of the thriller writing techniques, like the deadline which paces the book to make it a real page-turner. Then he incorporates little clues like names you know were mentioned early on to, what are seemingly innocent, meetings with people bearing resemblance to, names sounding the same, life story or ghostly presence.
The premise for the tale is mind-boggling and as it twists and turns you can’t help but formulate your own theories. About the time you think you have the answer it is blown right out of the water.
It proves to be unpredictable right up to the end. For book club participants, I think you should get extra points and brownies for not secretly skipping to the end. The suspense is satisfying and all the loose ends fit together in the end.
It makes you wonder how much energy bad guys must generate to actually come up with some

I suggest you read this with the lights on and large dog for company. It is published by Random House under the Crown Publishing Group’s name and published February 2008.
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Katon, Goukakyu no jutsu.
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