Thirteen Storeys

I’ve known Jonathan Sims from his works in the podcast world (or rather from the phenomenal audio drama ‘The Magnus Archives’). Already there he proved that he’s a fantastic writer of everything ghoulish and downright terrifying and when I found out that he’s written a book, I could not faster buy a copy of it. And in Thirteen Storeys he again showed his talent of weaving interconnecting stories filled with fantastical, suspenseful, and most nail-biting moments. I devoured every chapter (and loved every bit) and was truly satisfied with the conclusion (or rather ending) of the story. If you need a book that keeps you on your toes than I just implore you to lose yourself in this world filled with ghosts.

Fear, obsession and a death leading to a fight for your lifes... Sometimes the thrill suffered from the ongoing change of perspective each chapter, wich was confusing. BUT there were a lot of strange and unusual shocking moments and acts. Mostly the protagonists in each chapter loose some kind of "sense for reality/their positions in life" and start panicing or ignoring everything. This "haunted house" is clearly something new and worth to be looked at.