American Psycho is a horror fiction novel by Bret Easton Ellis, published in 1991. The first-person story of a serial killer Patrick and the Manhattan investment banker by the name of Batman said. Download American Psycho Book PDF from here.

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Set in Manhattan during the Wall Street blast of the late 1980s. American Psycho follows the life of well off youthful speculation investor Patrick Bateman. Bateman, in his mid-20s when the story starts, portrays his regular exercises. From his recreational life among the Wall Street tip-top of New York to his raids into murder around evening time.

Afterward, Bateman returns to Paul Owen’s condo, where he had prior executed and ruined two whores. Conveying a careful cover fully expecting the breaking down bodies he hopes to experience. He enters the completely spotless, restored loft, notwithstanding. Loaded up with solid smelling blossoms implied, maybe, to disguise a terrible scent. The realtor, who sees his careful cover, fools him into expressing he was going to the condo seeing. Since he “saw a promotion in the Times” (when in actuality there was no such notice).

Bateman’s psychological state keeps on breaking down and he starts to encounter strange mind flights. For example, seeing a Cheerio met on a television show. Being followed by a human park seat, and finding a bone in his Dove Bar. Toward the finish of the story, Bateman goes up against Carnes about the message he left on his machine, just to discover the lawyer delighted at what he thinks about a humorous joke. Confusing Bateman with another associate, Carnes claims that the Patrick Bateman he knows is an over the top weakling to have submitted such acts. In the exchange loaded peak, Carnes confronts a disobedient Bateman and discloses to him his case of having killed Owen is inconceivable, on the grounds that he ate with him twice in London only a couple of days earlier.

The book finishes as it started, with Bateman and his associates at another club on a Friday night, taking part in the commonplace discussion.

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