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Am I Beautiful?

By: Jon Athan
Narrated by: Persephone Wren
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Adam Miller, a successful marketing manager at a travel agency, visits Tokyo, Japan on business. During his trip, he has a one-night stand with a young Japanese woman, Miki Someya. But Miki latches onto him. She follows him—stalks him—through the streets of Tokyo, professing her love and begging for his. Adam manages to avoid her, but he loses control of himself when she confronts him and threatens to follow him home to tell his wife about their affair. In a fit of drunken rage, Adam attacks her. He beats her black and blue, then he carves a smile on her face with a pair of shears. Afraid and ashamed, he flees the country and escapes prosecution. But years later, when children start vanishing in his city and the only suspect is a woman with a scarred face, he suspects his past has followed him home...

Inspired by a classic urban legend, Jon Athan, the author of Lovesick and Maneater, brings you a disturbing new vision of sadistic romance.

WARNING: This novel contains graphic content. Listener discretion is advised.

©2021 Jonathan Sixtos (P)2025 Jonathan Sixtos
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One more one night stands! Great twist on the traditional monster story. will stay with you a long time.

Damn Disturbing

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Better than most splatterpunk books, not just gory and disturbing but also has a strong beautiful story behind it

Beautiful

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it was well performed, however, the story just was a miss. I'm used to the gore and whatnot. The story seemed to focus on kids not the one who committed the offense or the like

this wasnt one of the best by the author

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