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Scene Documentation: Tokyo

(2026)
(The second book in the Frankie Voss series)
A novel by

 
 
VOSS: Scene Documentation: Tokyo

(Frankie Voss Series – Book 2)

She documents what others overlook. This time, someone is watching her.

Forensic consultant Francesca "Frankie" Voss has spent fifteen years uncovering the gap between what official records say—and what really happened.

When three deaths spanning a decade are linked to a single cold case in Tokyo, Frankie travels to Japan expecting to verify evidence.

Instead, she discovers evidence that was never meant to exist.

In the office of retired investigator Nakamura Hiroshi, Frankie uncovers documents that challenge not only the investigation, but everything she believed about the legacy her father left behind.

For the first time, the questions are no longer just professional.

They're personal.

As the trail leads through Tokyo's archives, forgotten case files, and institutions that have spent decades protecting their own secrets, Frankie realizes that some investigations are never truly closed.

Some are simply waiting for the right person to read them.

A literary crime thriller combining forensic investigation, international mystery, and psychological suspense.

Book Two of the Frankie Voss Series. Each novel stands alone while revealing another piece of a mystery decades in the making.


Genre: Mystery

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