The 13th Floor

Across the city, the thirteenth floor is more than a superstition. It is a predatory anomaly—a glitch in reality that manifests where it is least expected. Once the lift stops and the doors hiss open, the building owns you.

Against the Sky
What killed a man twenty years after he disappeared?
When a body is found in a long-sealed flat, DC Tracey Stirling is drawn into a case tied to her own childhood.
The only clue is a stain that shouldn’t exist — and the certainty that whatever happened there never left.

The Building on Orchard Road
Orchard Road Apartments promised luxury.
Instead, they delivered something far worse.
A tenant vanishes. A body is found. And beneath the building lies a past that refuses to stay buried.
Because the thirteenth floor was never empty.
It was waiting.

The 13th Floor
When the elevator stops on the thirteenth floor, four grieving strangers find their dead spouses waiting—but something is wrong. They look the same. They sound the same. But they laugh at the wrong things. And the paintings don’t show what they remember.
They show dragons.
Slay the dragon.
Or stay forever.

Because the thirteenth floor always opens.