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This is a collection of short suspense mystery novels by Japanese best-selling author Tetsuya Yoda. This manuscript contains a total of 3 novels: "Infection Game", "Chain Induction" and "Silent Complaint". "Infection Game" tells the story of officials from the Ministry of Health and Welfare's Pharmacy Bureau who colluded with Midorikawa Pharmaceutical Factory to sell non-heated preparations, causing some patients to die after contracting the virus. The father of one of the deceased accidentally killed the son of a government official out of revenge. As the police investigated, the illegal activities of the Pharmacy Bureau officials were gradually revealed. "Chain Induction" tells the story of Kurata, a detective who investigates a murder case and discovers that the victim is an official of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs who made false accounts and was corrupt and his mistress. The two were killed because a reporter discovered evidence of their crimes and was framed. In order to retaliate, the reporter killed them and were eventually arrested. "Silent Complaint" tells the story of Hayama, an upright police officer, who accidentally received a report of a quarrel between two elderly people, Chengo and Tanigawa, over regretful chess. He went to investigate, but found out that Chengo's wife was unable to receive her pension in time due to the social security policy revised by Tanikawa, an official of the Ministry of Health and Welfare's social insurance agency. She could not afford medicine, which led to her death from epilepsy. Because of this investigation, Chengfu's revenge against Tanichuan was prevented.

The third book in the series by the famous Japanese novelist Tetsuya Himekawa. After the first two long novels, the author completed the third work in this series with a slightly more relaxed approach. Throughout the book, the first reviewer thought that the author wanted to break through his previous style, so he experimented in the form of seven short stories. This book contains 7 short stories (with the same protagonist). It can be seen that the author is always exploring the ultimate balance between law and justice. Compared with the first two works, the pace is slower and the description of corpses is much less. In contrast, the author's writing turns to social issues: school violence, compensated dating, juvenile crime, the contradiction between fairness and justice, etc.

An abandoned truck was parked on the embankment of the Tama River, and a bloody left arm suddenly appeared in the truck. At the same time, a nearby garage turned into a sea of ​​blood... As the Himekawa Reiko Police Department investigates clues to the case, surprising facts emerge one after another! Five years ago and now, someone died in an accident in the same way. Was the victim killed because he knew the truth about the accident? What is even more surprising is that there is another hidden secret in the victim's past... How will this murder case without a body end?

Whenever it starts to rain, I feel like I am relieved. It was as if everything could be repeated from that night, as if one could create another life. No, that's not right. It would be nice if everything in the past ended with that rainy night. But he has lived until now in a state of confusion. At least we have to make a break for us at that time. It is with this mood that I struggled to survive until today...

This is a full-length suspense mystery novel by Tetsuya Tomoda and the third book in the "Reiko Himekawa" series. This book tells the story of Kino Issei, who was once an undercover agent of the Nidada group of the underworld, but was betrayed and exposed his identity. He was desperate and his old-fashioned character became distorted. So he changed his appearance and violently attacked the underworld in a way that he thought was just but actually committed crimes, and was eventually arrested. Introduction to the online version - On the sixth day after his release, the gang leader was found dead in a prosperous area of ​​Nishi Ikebukuro 1-chome. A case happened in front of everyone, but there was no clue. No one saw it, no cameras caught it. Was it a spur-of-the-moment move or was it planned for a long time? Who did it and how? ... Now I feel that I still cannot understand his essence. Robbing all the villains, killing them all, burning all the money they robbed, and then continue robbing them. Although he could feel the hatred in his heart, the focus of the hatred remained unclear for a long time.