Keigo Higashino, the renowned Japanese mystery writer, has released his 99th work titled “Masked Game.” At 66 years old, Higashino continues to captivate readers with his intricate plots and compelling storytelling.
Having won prestigious awards such as the Kikuchi Kan Prize and the Purple Ribbon Medal in the past year, Higashino has solidified his position as a master of the mystery genre in Japan. His previous works, “Masked Night” and “Masked Hotel,” have been adapted into successful films starring top Japanese actors.
In “Masked Game,” Higashino weaves a gripping tale of three murders connected by a desire for revenge. The police are faced with a challenging case as the suspects all have perfect alibis, leading to a suspenseful and unpredictable investigation.
Reflecting on his illustrious career, Higashino expressed his commitment to creating entertaining works that resonate with readers. He views writing as a journey towards self-improvement, constantly striving to reach new heights in his craft.
As readers eagerly await Higashino’s 100th work, the release of “Masked Game” reinforces his status as a literary icon in Japan. With each novel, Higashino continues to push boundaries and deliver captivating stories that keep audiences engaged.
For fans of mystery and thriller genres, Keigo Higashino’s “Masked Game” is a must-read that promises to deliver suspense, intrigue, and unexpected twists.