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By: Jonathan Sims

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  • CategoryFiction
  • LanguageEnglish
  • Pages392
  • Published2020
  • File size1.5 MB
  • FormatPDF
  • ISBN9781473228733

Key ideas from the book

  • A dinner party in a billionaire-owned apartment development brings together guests who are strangers to one another.
  • The invitees share unsettling experiences connected to the building, though they do not know why they were selected.
  • The host’s death turns the gathering into an unsolved mystery, and none of the guests will explain what happened.
  • The book may suit readers looking for grounded horror and thriller suspense centered on one apartment building.

About Thirteen Storeys by Jonathan Sims

A dinner party in the penthouse of a multimillion-pound apartment development brings together strangers invited by the building’s billionaire owner. The guests do not know why they were chosen; beyond sharing a postcode, they have each experienced something unsettling within the building.

By the end of the night, the host is dead, and none of the guests will say what happened. Presented as an unsolved mystery, Thirteen Storeys pairs apartment-building suspense with chilling, grounded horror. It may appeal to readers who enjoy enclosed settings, unsettling encounters, and mysteries shaped by different people’s experiences.

About Jonathan Sims

Jonathan Sims is a British writer and performer best known for creating and writing the horror podcast The Magnus Archives. His fiction often blends supernatural unease with sharp observations of ordinary life and social power. Sims has also written the novels Thirteen Storeys, a haunted-house story set in a London high-rise, and Family Business, which follows a family dealing with the aftermath of a supernatural inheritance. His work draws on horror, the uncanny, and the unsettling…

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