They accused her of trying to kill the owner of the city’s most luxurious hotel. Hours later, she discovered a hidden 13th floor that officially didn’t exist, surveillance footage buried for 22 years, and a terrifying secret about her father’s death. But the biggest mystery wasn’t the murder or the conspiracy. It was the sound coming from beneath the building itself. Because the Aurora Grand wasn’t just hiding secrets anymore. It was moving.
The first thing Lena Torres saw was Victor Marrow collapsing to his knees on the polished marble floor of the Aurora Grand Hotel. Champagne glasses shattered around him as the violin music abruptly stopped in the middle of a note. More than three hundred guests turned toward the commotion at once. Victor clutched his throat, … Read more