People Who Eat Darkness: The True Story of a Young Woman Who Vanished from the Streets of Tokyo-and the Evil That Swallowed Her Up Free Audiobook Download by Richard Lloyd Parry

People Who Eat Darkness is a non-fiction novel based on the true story of Megumi, who was kidnapped and taken to Tokyo's notorious Saitama city. It tells the story of her kidnapping and how she ended up connected to an online cannibal community, while providing a glimpse into the dark world of Japanese society.

It's 1987, and a young woman named Aomame has just begun her new job at an uptight but prestigious publishing company in Tokyo. As a new receptionist, she is quickly introduced to the world of corporate politics. To ensure that she can avoid any unpleasantness from her boss or co-workers, Aomame starts planning her escape from the office before it even begins. And when she does decide to hit the streets one night for a walk, she finds herself in for a surprising adventure.

People Who Eat Darkness: The True Story of a Young Woman Who Vanished from the Streets of Tokyo-and the Evil That Swallowed Her Up is an amazing true story. It is narrated by Simon Vance, and it's an audiobook that you can download on Amazon.com. It tells the tale of a young woman who was walking home one night when she disappeared into the darkness, never to be seen again.

When Ayase died, the police found her body in a nearby park. The first hint that there might have been something wrong was when a passerby noticed blood on the snow that had covered the ground. As forensics got to work, they found Ayase had taken off her left shoe. Inside it, they discovered a severed human foot--the flesh removed from the inside of the shoe and stuffed into its toe.

A young woman is drawn into a criminal world that feeds on human suffering and darkness. Richard Lloyd Parry's People Who Eat Darkness: The True Story of a Young Woman Who Vanished from the Streets of Tokyo-and the Evil That Swallowed Her Up is both action packed, with compelling twists and turns, and deeply disturbing.

Ten-year-old Mari Kurama is growing up on the streets of Tokyo and with her father, a homeless man who works as a janitor at night. Her father teaches her all the tricks of what to do when the lights go out and all the homeless are forced to hunker down in the dark. But one night, while walking home from work she disappears and no one ever hears from her again. Twenty years later, Mari's mother writes a desperate letter to Simon Vance, an American author living in Japan, begging for his help. Vance agrees to investigate her daughter's disappearance but discovers that not only has Mari vanished without a trace but so has her father. With each new clue he uncovers about what may have happened to them