Akin

Yasmine thought she had laid her husband to rest. When David vanished overseas, presumed dead, she grieved, she buried him, and she moved on. But when he suddenly returns—alive, unchanged yet deeply unfamiliar—her relief is quickly swallowed by unease. There’s something wrong. His voice, his presence, even the way he looks at her… It’s David, but it isn’t.

As Yasmine struggles to reconcile the man before her with the one she lost, David becomes increasingly unstable, haunted by the horrors of what he endured—or something far worse. He speaks of sacrifices. Of debts that must be repaid. And when the night takes hold, his presence turns from unsettling to monstrous.

Trapped in a waking nightmare, Yasmine must face the terrifying question: is this truly the man she once loved, or is something else wearing his skin?

A psychological horror, Akin explores grief, identity, and the terrifying possibility that the ones we love may not be who we remember.

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