A woman, covered in blood, collapses outside a police station. After regaining consciousness, she claims she killed someone. When police reach the crime scene, they find only bloodstains and a bloodied weapon. The victim she described has mysteriously vanished. Investigators discover that the blood belongs to a boy who disappeared thirteen years ago during a family massacre.
Thirteen years earlier, in a small county town thousands of miles away, a middle-aged couple was brutally murdered in their home. Their underage son left a large pool of blood at the scene, but neither his body nor any trace of him was ever found.
Now a similar scene has appeared once again. The police decide to investigate the two cases together, only to uncover even more schemes involving life and death...
[Purely subjective rating] I'd give it 90-95 points. It's a suspense novel told from an omniscient perspective, without a clearly defined male or female lead. Although there's only one case, they're all interconnected, the logic and plot feel very solid, and the writing is good with no unnecessary details. The writing style suits my taste, and I really hope there will be more cases.
It's absolutely fantastic! The main and supporting storylines are interwoven beautifully, making it a truly captivating read. The author is incredibly talented; I feel this script could be adapted into a TV series!
It's very well written and a pleasant read. The two cases are also very engaging. I don't know why so few people are reading it.
The structure is compact and the logic is clear. Keep reading.
It's so well-written, it brought tears to my eyes.
The author writes wonderfully! The story is deeply moving, and the characters are very well-developed! The plot is full of twists and turns! Keep it up!
It's very well written, with a clear logical structure and realistic plot, but it's a pity there's only one case.