“Hikâyelerin İzinde: Kitap, Film ve Seyahat”

A Crime Novel I Didn’t Normally Read, Yet This Book Nailed Me to My Chair: Remember That Face Normally, I’m captivated by world classics and philosophy books. Crime novels aren’t usually my thing. But when I picked up Ferguson Findley’s 1951 edition of Remember That Face, I realized the book had been waiting for me. I read every page slowly, savoring it, letting curiosity grow with every line, and I didn’t want to put it down. From the very first pages, the book builds a sense of mystery. The relationships between characters, the trust and deep connections, don’t just drive the action—they explore human psychology beautifully. At times I thought: “Sometimes someone in your life may seem like a friend, but things aren’t always what they appear to be.” This feeling is especially evident in the friendship formed with the character disguised as a bartender, creating a subtle tension and curiosity as you turn the pages. One of the most striking parts is the unexpected encounters...