Name: Numb: A Disturbing Audiobook Formerly Known as Hair of the Bitch (Remastered)
Author: Jeff Menapace

Synopsis

From Jeff Menapace, bestselling author of the Bad Games trilogy, comes Hair of the Bitch, a disturbing psychological thriller with tongue firmly planted in cheek… until it’s ripped out. Calvin Court is a massage therapist with a few secrets. He battles depression. He medicates with too much booze. And he’s got the hots for one of his clients. She claims the feeling is mutual… until she frames Calvin for murder and blackmails him. The price? Not much. Calvin just has to do her bidding in a black-market industry catering to the very rich and the oh so very disturbed. Maybe he’s just better off at the bar. Jeff Menapace is the winner of the 2011 Red Adept Reviews Indie Award for horror.

violencesubstance useInferred mild romanceInferred themesbetrayal deception survival addiction

A dark, twisted tale of manipulation, desperation, and a man's descent into a criminal underworld.

“From Jeff Menapace, bestselling author of the Bad Games trilogy, comes Hair of the Bitch, a disturbing psychological thriller with tongue firmly planted in cheek… until it’s ripped out.”

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