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In Kisaeng , Marc Olden has created one of the most chilling villains in recent Park Song, on the surface an urbane, charming Korean multi-millionaire who is, in reality, the world's foremost counterfeiter of U.S. currency. But his secrets go deeper. At his core he is a perverse killer-deviant, obsessed with the search for the perfect woman. He collects beautiful untouched women to act as his kisaeng (Korean for "recreational creature"), and when his pleasures have been sated he disposes of them quickly, brutally. NYPD homicide detective Manny Decker is investigating the murder of two undercover cops when the daughter of the woman he loves suddenly disappears. He discovers she had been kidnapped by white-slavers on behalf of Song, who has settled on her as his next kisaeng . The search for the young girl leads Decker from New York to Korea, following a trail of dark eroticism and violence with, he is surprised to find, ties to his own past in the jungles of Southeast Asia.
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- Release Date 01/01/1991
- Author Marc Olden
- Language English
- Company NEL; New Ed edition
- Weight 7 ounces
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