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Hideo Yokoyama Books in Order

Explore Hideo Yokoyama's books in publication order, with short book summaries and guides to the individual series to help you choose where to start.

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Seventeen

by Hideo Yokoyama

2003

A devastating air disaster forces reporter Kazumasa Yuuki and his newsroom into an overwhelming investigation. Seventeen years later, he revisits the intense week that changed their lives while trying to fulfill a promise made during the crisis.

Six Four

by Hideo Yokoyama

2012

Police press officer Yoshinobu Mikami revisits an unsolved kidnapping that ended in a child’s death. While coping with his own daughter’s disappearance, he discovers an irregularity that exposes dangerous secrets within the investigation and his department.

Prefecture D

by Hideo Yokoyama

2019

Four novellas follow Japanese police officers facing missing colleagues, damaging rumors, unfinished investigations, and political threats. Set in 1998, the stories reveal how duty, ambition, and the need to preserve reputations complicate the pursuit of truth.

The North Light

by Hideo Yokoyama

2019

Architect Minoru Aose discovers that the celebrated house he designed stands empty except for a chair. Troubled by this apparent rejection of his greatest work, he searches for an explanation that reaches into his own past.

Standalone Hideo Yokoyama books

  1. Book cover for "Seventeen"

    Seventeen

    by Hideo Yokoyama

    2003
  2. Book cover for "Six Four"

    Six Four

    by Hideo Yokoyama

    2012
  3. Book cover for "Prefecture D"

    Prefecture D

    by Hideo Yokoyama

    2019
  4. Book cover for "The North Light"

    The North Light

    by Hideo Yokoyama

    2019

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