A keeper
The dialogue is sharp and never feels forced. Recommended if the description sounds like your thing.

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by Stephanie Scott
In the shadows of Tokyo's legal system, a young woman discovers the devastating truth about her mother's death and the industry that facilitated it. Rina Satō’s life was systematically dismantled by a wakaresaseya—a 'marriage breakup' agent hired by her own husband to seduce her and provide grounds for divorce. Decades later, her daughter Sumiko pieces together the tabloid headlines and court records to reclaim her family's stolen history. This gripping narrative explores the dangerous intersection of professional deception and genuine obsession in modern Japan.
Stephanie Scott is an acclaimed author whose work delves into the complexities of Japanese society and legal history. She spent years researching the wakaresaseya industry to bring this haunting story of love and betrayal to life.
4.7
Based on 3 verified reviews
The dialogue is sharp and never feels forced. Recommended if the description sounds like your thing.
Gets to the point without padding. Worth far more than what I paid.
Read it on a long flight and the time flew. Worth far more than what I paid.