Clark Peterston

The elevator doors close. The descent begins.  Six strangers step into Templar Tower after hours. The lobby is too quiet. The fluorescent lights hum off-key. Then the elevator jolts-and instead of going up, it keeps going down.  On every impossible floor, reality twists:  - Mirrors grin with teeth they don't have.  - The building whispers like a broken machine.  - Forget your name, and you're gone forever.
 Trapped between terror and absurdity, they must cling to each other's identities to fight a skyscraper that wants to consume them whole.  Darkly funny and terrifying in equal measure, *Floor 13* is a claustrophobic horror ride for fans of Stephen King and *Black Mirror*. Some doors should never open.