Melody of Secrets

Picture this. You wake up with no memory, you open a diary that names the love of your life, and then you meet him and know at once that he is the wrong man. That is where Botpleng starts in Melody of Secrets (ความลับในบทเพลงที่บรรเลงไม่รู้จบ), and it only gets stranger from there.

Botpleng Thayadol (Book Kasidet Plookphol) lost his memory in an accident. Dreams and a mysterious diary lead him back home and point him toward a past lover called Tankhun. When Tankhun Rongsompong (Force Jiratchapong Srisang) finally stands in front of him, Botpleng's gut says no. Whoever this charming man is, he is not the Tankhun from the diary.

On the very day they meet, a murder takes place. Botpleng grabs the case as his excuse to stay close, quietly testing the stranger with small details only the real Tankhun would know. The more he digs, the more this Tankhun gets under his skin, which is terrible news for a detective plan.

Fair warning: the case does not stay small. It grows into a string of murders tied to Botpleng's own family, and Tankhun has a private reason to chase the truth, because it connects to what happened to his brother Thunphob (Junior Panachai Sriariyarungruang).

The investigation brings in Inspector Dao (Jan Ployshompoo Supasap) and Lieutenant Nim (Jamie Juthapich Indrajundra). Botpleng's friend Muenmile, called Mile (Boun Noppanut Guntachai), keeps warning him that he could be walking into a trap. At home, the Thayadol family includes Kessara (Pu Piyamas Monayakul) and Khitakan (Kate Thiyada Phanbua), while Jennari (Ployphach Phatchatorn Thanawat) belongs to the Rongsompong side. Tawan Jarujinda plays Tanu.

Under all the clues sits a quieter puzzle. Every answer Botpleng finds about Tankhun leaves him with a harder question about himself. Who was he before the accident, and does he truly want to know?