Yamamura Misa Suspense: The Kyoto Autumn Temple Murder Case

~~ Adapted from the novel "Kyoto Momiji-dera Satsujin Jiken" (京都紅葉寺殺人事件) by Yamamura Misa (山村美紗).

Yamamura Misa Suspense: The Kyoto Gion Murder Case

~~ Adapted from the novels "Kyoto Gion Satsujin Jiken" (京都祇園殺人事件) and "Amanohashidate Satsujin Jiken" (天の橋立殺人事件) by Yamamura Misa (山村美紗).

Yamamura Misa Suspense: Red Hearse 18 - Dangerous Pitfall

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~~ Adapted from the novel "Sogiya Shacho Ishihara Akiko Series" (葬儀屋社長 石原明子シリーズ) by Yamamura Misa (山村美紗).

Yamamura Misa Suspense: Customs Inspector Imai Youko - The Smuggled Diamond Murder Case

~~ Adapted from the story "Nise Daiya Satsujin Jiken" (偽ダイヤ殺人事件), within the novel "Osaka Kokusai Kuko Satsujin Jiken" (大阪国際空港殺人事件) by Yamamura Misa (山村美紗).

The Battling Angel

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Asuka is a young police detective. She is in love with her partner, Furuyoshi. One day, Hatsumi, a mistress of the cruel drug lord Kimikuni, calls the police asking for help. Asuka is assigned to escort her. But they…

The New Option: Confrontation

Lucky Lun was sent to the hospital. He was shot in the spine and was paralyzed from the waist down. Hank told Stone that he returned to Hong Kong to enter a shooting competition. He donated blood to Lucky Lun and helped…

Di Renjie: Defender of the Country

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Yamamura Misa Suspense: Red Hearse 16 - The Alleged Jealousy Murder

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~~ Adapted from the novel "Sogiya Shacho Ishihara Akiko Series" (葬儀屋社長 石原明子シリーズ) by Yamamura Misa (山村美紗).

The Tale of a Silver Knife

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The New Option: The Campaign

A crime syndicate specializing in the making of counterfeit credit cards was very active in Hong Kong and the nearby Guangdong Province. The Hong Kong police found out that the syndicate had its headquarter in the…

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