The Tattoo Murder Case by Akimitsu Takagi

Have you noticed that when one gets a tattoo done, looking at that tattoo aka that part move actually feels as if that tattoo form -be it an animal, bird, a symbol or anything, you feel as if it is slowly coming alive as it moves when you move the skin/the part it has been done upon? At that moment, that particular piece of art looks and feels as mesmerizing as it is aesthetic.

Umm, I mean it was so overwhelming that give me a minute and I will probably gather my thoughts and BRB. Explaining the Japanese sort of tattooing, the Author made sure that the fine intricacy behind tattooing comes forth as in along with glorifying the art of tattooing he also explained how tattooing roughly translates to marking that part of your body forever, scathing it, killing it of sorts. Though, I simply did not expect to get so consumed or intrigued by this. I mean, I realized that this one was related to tattooing and the world of tattoos.

I get into a zone where I can actually witness myself enjoying that brilliant piece of reading, cosying up to it with some hot chocolate, probably a steaming bowl of dal-rice along with my favourite “chai” – uff, I seem to have transcended straight into the mountains, scaling their peaks and how! So, when The Tattoo Murder by Takagi Akimitsu was being consumed by me, I had no clue what was in store. When I read a thriller, I always feel a sense of unravelling.

The Tattoo Murder Case by Akimitsu Takagi