Reviews
It deals with an interesting topic and is a book that makes you think a lot after you finish reading it.
I got so engrossed in volumes 1 and 2 that I finished them all. I hear Netflix has confirmed the production, so I think it will be even more fun when released as a video series.
Since I read volumes 1 and 2, I automatically bought volume 3, but it wasn't easy to concentrate. I don't know why volume 3 feels so hard to read.
It feels like it hasn't even been three months since Volume 2 of *Meditation Murder* was published, so I read the news of the third volume's release with great delight. In this third volume, the protagonist, Björn Diemel, embarks on a pilgrimage. Today, the minor ups and downs of my soul were certainly not the issue. What mattered was the meaning of the rest of my life. - p. 75 “A pilgrimage is an attempt to discover an inner destination while heading toward an external one.” - p. 83 Perhaps
Bjorn, the god of death looms large just by being near you, so I cannot even approach you. That wasn't even what you wanted. I truly cannot believe that death followed you even on the pilgrimage in Spain, which you set out to find peace of mind. You wanted to spend your forty-fifth birthday in solitude, so you didn't even mention it was your birthday to the acquaintances invited to the party. But the incident began when you received a call from an acquaintance invited to the hotel where the
Carsten Duse: Meditation Murder 3
*Meditation Murder: The Lawyer Who Must Kill to Live* and *Meditation Murder 2: The Murder Partner Within*, the third story in the "Meditation Murder Series," *Meditation Murder 3: The Anonymous Pilgrim*, has been published. This is the final volume of a series that became an instant bestseller in Germany upon release due to its peculiar combination of "meditation" and "murder," maintaining its position for an impressive 145 consecutive weeks. Not only does it feature author Carsten Duse's biting and witty satire, but the story has also become even more intricate and profound. While the first volume introduced the journey leading Björn down the path of meditation and murder, and the second volume dealt with inner issues by approaching suppressed childhood traumas, the third volume unfolds the account of Björn's pilgrimage as he seeks to stop killing and find his true self. Björn attempts to escape his chaotic daily life to find his true self and overcome a midlife crisis, but even on his peaceful pilgrimage route, he faces a life-threatening threat from an unseen murderer. A dangerous pilgrimage of cat and mouse begins between Bjorn and the anonymous pilgrim targeting him.
Korean title: 명상 살인 3
Korean author: 카르스텐 두세
Korean publisher: 세계사
ISBN-13: 9788933871782
Reviews
It deals with an interesting topic and is a book that makes you think a lot after you finish reading it.
I got so engrossed in volumes 1 and 2 that I finished them all. I hear Netflix has confirmed the production, so I think it will be even more fun when released as a video series.
Since I read volumes 1 and 2, I automatically bought volume 3, but it wasn't easy to concentrate. I don't know why volume 3 feels so hard to read.
It feels like it hasn't even been three months since Volume 2 of *Meditation Murder* was published, so I read the news of the third volume's release with great delight. In this third volume, the protagonist, Björn Diemel, embarks on a pilgrimage. Today, the minor ups and downs of my soul were certainly not the issue. What mattered was the meaning of the rest of my life. - p. 75 “A pilgrimage is an attempt to discover an inner destination while heading toward an external one.” - p. 83 Perhaps
Bjorn, the god of death looms large just by being near you, so I cannot even approach you. That wasn't even what you wanted. I truly cannot believe that death followed you even on the pilgrimage in Spain, which you set out to find peace of mind. You wanted to spend your forty-fifth birthday in solitude, so you didn't even mention it was your birthday to the acquaintances invited to the party. But the incident began when you received a call from an acquaintance invited to the hotel where the
