Strange Maps
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A demonic map hidden for years.
A confession from beyond the grave.
A train smeared in blood.
An ancient evil that can kill.
And one man who will do anything to connect the pieces of an infernal puzzle.
Each map in this book contains a clue.
A clue to a secret so monstrous that some will do anything to keep it buried.
The world of Uketsu's multimillion copy-selling mysteries just got bigger.
And even stranger.
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Critic reviews
I'm hooked on these chilling and twisted mysteries. Give me everything Uketsu writes - I'll read it in a single day, and I will not be accepting interruptions (Samantha Shannon, author of 'The Priory of the Orange Tree')
Uketsu's strange riddles are chilling and addictive - I couldn't put them down (Rebecca F. Kuang, author of 'Yellowface')
A labyrinthine and multilayered horror mystery (New York Times)
A macabre, unsettling box of tricks (Guardian)
This refreshingly original, eerie treat of a puzzle invites the reader to immerse themselves in the darkest of mysteries. So captivating I read it in a day. So disturbing I thought about it all night. Uketsu is a disrupter, the master of quiet horror (Janice Hallett, author of 'The Appeal')
Absolutely loved this clever little banger. An addictive murder mystery that unfolds like pointillism on the page: only when you reach the end, step back and view the bigger picture does each of its parts click into place. Exceptional! (Alice Slater, author of 'Death of a Bookseller')
He's the biggest crime writer in Japan - now Uketsu's set to become a UK sensation (Telegraph)
This intricate puzzle box is a must for horror fans (Publishers Weekly)
An engrossing mystery and suspense novel that comes to a deeply gratifying conclusion (Asian Review of Books)
An intricately woven, at times unsettling, but always mesmerising piece of work (Ian Moore, author of 'Death and Croissants')
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