Also available as part of The Ennin Mysteries: Collected Series 1-9 (45 Stories)

Two Buddhist monks at a remote temple are found dead, both bearing the same expression of unspeakable terror.

Ennin is summoned to investigate.

As he searches for answers, he uncovers a series of ancient riddles hidden throughout the temple.

But what secret do these riddles conceal?

And what connection do they have to the deaths of the two monks?

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'I can't stop reading this series. If you love historical mysteries, you will love the period and cultural detail... ' -- Pauline

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• Crime, Thriller & MysteryMysteryInternational Mystery & Crime

• Publication Date: June 5, 2013
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• Print Length: 55 Pages
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