The Fine Art of Uncanny Prediction
A thrilling mystery of conspiracy and hidden truths
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Transworld Publishers Ltd
Published:17th Aug '23
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In The Fine Art of Uncanny Prediction, Umiko Wada navigates a labyrinth of conspiracy and danger, uncovering secrets tied to her late employer's past.
In The Fine Art of Uncanny Prediction, Umiko Wada unexpectedly finds herself at the helm of the Kodaka Detective Agency following the mysterious death of her former boss, Kazuto Kodaka. Initially reluctant to take on the role of a private detective, Wada soon realizes that her new position comes with its own set of challenges and dangers. With a keen sense of caution, she selectively chooses her cases, seeking to avoid the fate that befell her predecessor. Her latest assignment appears straightforward: track down a businessman’s estranged son. However, what begins as a simple task quickly spirals into a complex conspiracy that intertwines with a decades-old investigation linked to the tumultuous final days of World War II.
As Wada delves deeper into the case, she uncovers a tangled web of connections that span over seventy years. The narrative unfolds against a backdrop of historical trauma and personal stakes, revealing that some individuals will go to great lengths to keep their secrets buried. With each twist and turn, the story escalates, threatening not only Wada’s life but also the safety of those she holds dear. The powerful forces at play in Tokyo are relentless, and Wada must navigate this treacherous landscape to uncover the truth.
The Fine Art of Uncanny Prediction is an intricate tale of suspense crafted by master storyteller Robert Goddard. It promises to keep readers on the edge of their seats with its unexpected twists and a gripping plot that challenges perceptions of loyalty and power until the very last page.
ISBN: 9781787635104
Dimensions: 240mm x 162mm x 38mm
Weight: 667g
432 pages