This book contains two of the most famous novels by Edogawa Rampo: the Black Lizard and the Boy Detectives Club. I enjoyed both, but I found the Boy Detectives Club to be more engrossing and exciting, even though it is written for children.
This book contains two of the most famous novels by Edogawa Rampo: the Black Lizard and the Boy Detectives Club. I enjoyed both, but I found the Boy Detectives Club to be more engrossing and exciting, even though it is written for children.
This book contains two short novels from the Boy Detectives Club series. Even though they are books for children, they were very pleasant to read!
This novel is about the confrontation between Kogoro Akechi and a mysterious man leopard. It was an entertaining read, not my favourite but quite good.
This novel is one of my least favourite of the series so far. I found the end quite good, but the novel also felt very repetitive after a while.
This is the seventh book in the Kogoro Akechi collection and my favourite so far!
Good mystery, spooky scenes, suspense… this book is a delight for fans of the detective and horror genres.
I did not like this novel as much as the other Akechi stories, but even though I have much to criticise, it was still an enjoyable read.
『蜘蛛男』 is the first novel in the Kogoro Akechi series. A suspenseful battle against the most devilish villain we have seen so far!
This is the second book in the Kogoro Akechi series. It contains two novellas: 一寸法師 and 何者.
As a fan of classic detective stories, I loved this book! It is a collection of five short stories that introduce Kogoro Akechi, Japan’s first recurring fictional detective.