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Kanae Minato was a housewife before her debut novel Confessions skyrocketed to the top of the Japanese charts and turned her into the year's bestselling novelist. A recipient of the Radio Drama Award, the Detective Novel Prize for New Writers, and the National Booksellers' Award, Minato lives in Japan.
Praise for CONFESSIONS . A brilliant storyteller -- Emily St John Mandel, author of Station Eleven Think of CONFESSIONS as the Gone Girl of Japan...[A] gut-wrenching thrill ride...its thrust should hit home for any reader with a pulse. Los Angeles Times A dark, dystopic portrait of Japanese adolescence gone wrong. If Albert Camus had written Heathers, it would have looked a lot like this. -- Alex Marwood, author of The Darkest Secret Explosive... A dark thriller about love, despair and murder Irish Tatler A creepy and mesmerizing psychological thriller that challenges the conventions of right vs. wrong, good vs. evil, and law vs. justice. Library Journal A spellbinding read, a fascinating peek into modern Japanese society, and a glimpse into the dark corners of the human psyche Booklist Taut, unsettling and relentlessly engaging, CONFESSIONS is a book with claws, in more sense than one. I defy any fan of smart, unconventional crime writing to set this novel aside once they've started it. -- Simon Lelic, author of The Child Who
