All She Was Worth (1996)
All She Was Worth is a 1996 Japanese-language open library staff picks book written by Miyuki Miyabe.
Here is a deftly written thriller that is also a "deep and moody" (NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW) journey through the dark side of Japan's consumer-crazed society. Ordinary people plunge into insurmountable personal debt and fall prey to dangerous webs of underground creditors-so dangerous, in fact, that murder may be the only way out. A beautiful young woman vanishes, and the detective quickly finds she is not whom she claims to be. Is she a victim, a killer, or both? In a country that tracksits citizens at every turn, how can two women claim the same identity and then disappear without a trace?
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What is All She Was Worth about?
Here is a deftly written thriller that is also a "deep and moody" (NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW) journey through the dark side of Japan's consumer-crazed society. Ordinary people plunge into insurmountable personal debt and fall prey to dangerous webs of underground creditors-so dangerous, in fact, that murder may be the only way out. A beautiful young woman vanishes, and the detective quickly finds she is not whom she claims to be. Is she a victim, a killer, or both? In a country that tracksits citizens at every turn, how can two women claim the same identity and then disappear without a trace?
When was All She Was Worth published?
All She Was Worth was published in 1996.
Who made All She Was Worth?
All She Was Worth was written by Miyuki Miyabe.