London hides many secrets. One of them is Banyan Court, built by the odious oligarch Tobias Fell. A chic facade, premium apartments, and in the backyards there are apartments for the poor. On the anniversary of the construction, the hermit billionaire suddenly invites twelve people to a dinner party. What is its purpose? What connects them? The dramas and dirty deeds are witnessed by the very walls of Banyan Court, whose changing spaces are traversed by more than just feet, and there are directions that no compass will show. Twelve residents find themselves haunted by echoes of the sins of oligarch Tobias Fell. Their paths and lives intertwine in the run-up to a horrific unsolved murder. Modern mainstream horror with a sharp social commentary that can clearly be seen in the very architecture of the cursed building, in every floor. Residents are not only physically separated by walls and spaces, but also economically. Privileges, power, responsibility, guilt, prejudice, discrimination, prejudice - all this that divides neighbors will fade into the background before the danger from another sphere of existence. Only the threat of an immortal soul can unite the residents of 13 floors. "A modern horror classic from one of the most exciting writers in the field." Starburst Magazine “Combines a creepy feeling of anxiety and gore... Plays on the nerves.” Guardian "A wonderfully creepy climax that hits the mark perfectly in this supernatural horror." Grimdark Magazine “The novel made me feel uncomfortable... frightened and even horrified. In other words, this is an excellent book." NetGalley