Dead Body Disposal

De: Jon Athan

Narrado por: Jamal West

Max Baker, a 31-year-old accountant, finds himself in a desperate situation after killing a prostitute in his hotel room. ‘I lost control of myself,’ he says. ‘I couldn’t get the thought out of my head!’ Panicking and unable to dispose of the evidence by himself, he calls on his long-time friend John Kasper for help. Kasper is horrified and hesitant to help at first, but he can’t abandon his friend during his time of need. Max’s family and future are at stake. Together, they devise and execute one plan after another, hopelessly trying to hide Max’s crime...

But how do you make a dead body disappear from the 29th floor of a busy hotel?

Jon Athan, the author of Lovesick and The Groomer, invites you to spend a night with Max and Kasper to explore the human body in this extreme psychological horror novel. Do you have the guts to check-in?

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

©2021 Jonathan Sixtos (P)2024 Jonathan Sixtos

I’m glad I finished!

I have read several of Jon Athan books and this is now my least favorite. Unfortunately, not a fan of his one. Storyline was weak and made no sense. Ridiculous book but still a fan!

Gruesome

Welp, add this one to the books of his that I really enjoyed. Idk if I’ve disliked one yet. 🤔 I love the whole psychotic, talking to himself, hearing voices thing where you’re left wondering who tf he’s talking to. I also like the inner dialogue where he’s fighting himself to not murder people. I guess I just like to hear what goes on in a killer’s mind.

Narrator was awesome! His accent just made this all the better. ♥️

Gory

Haven’t read a book like this before. It was intense (in a good way). If you like thriller books, this is for you.

Grip You from Page 1

This book had me hooked from the very first page. Edge of your seat story. Gory. Must have a strong stomach

This was entertaining

I thought this was entertaining. I enjoyed the story. I had a feeling from early on that he was having a mental break and envisioning his friend helping.