I might be killed by my husband someday. Yuka, the ex-wife, visits to pay her respects to her father-in-law. Could her husband have gotten back together with her? As her anguish grows, she discovers something in her commuter bag (the title story). A single phone call shattered her everyday life. She is listening to her university student son, Tetsuo, talk about a case involving the injury of his former girlfriend. The detective told her so ("Return Rainy Season"). Five masterpieces of mystery that vividly reveal the secrets lurking in an ordinary family. A series of unease, darkness and obsession, a succession of hopeless stories. I can't stop turning the pages, drawn by the desire to read something scary. ▼Author Jun Yagi Born in Aomori Prefecture in 1976. Graduated from Hirosaki University, Faculty of Humanities. Made his debut as a manga author in 2002 under the joint pen name "Kato Yagi" with his younger sister. In 2012, he made his debut as a novelist with "Memorandum for S: Kagome-so Serial Murder Case," which he submitted to the 10th "This Mystery is Amazing!" Award. In 2020, he won the 73rd Mystery Writers of Japan Award for Short Story with the title story included in "Husband's Bones." #JunYagi #TheWifeNeverForgets #Mystery