'Malice' is one of Higashino's earlier books, before he became a global sensation with Suspect X. I am in the middle of a Higashino binge (finished and loved 'Salvation of a Saint' before 'Malice') and so far, he hasn't disappointed.
'Malice' sees Higashino use the unreliable narrator tool that is always so effective. The final act was a bit of a stretch for Higashino's detective to have stumbled upon with a very small clue; even so, the author remained true to his billing.
'Malice' isn't Higashino at his best. But standalone, deserves to be read anyway.
'Malice' sees Higashino use the unreliable narrator tool that is always so effective. The final act was a bit of a stretch for Higashino's detective to have stumbled upon with a very small clue; even so, the author remained true to his billing.
'Malice' isn't Higashino at his best. But standalone, deserves to be read anyway.
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