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The Building Has 15 Floors: An Interactive Horror Mystery
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 19 2026
Pages: 82
Weight: 0.27
Height: 0.17 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Oakhaven Tower has fifteen floors.
The city records say so.
The architectural plans say so.
The elevator panel says so.
So why does the night-shift operations manual contain an entire procedure for Floor 16?
Eleven days ago, security officer Marcus Hale disappeared during his overnight shift. What remains is his assigned copy of the Oakhaven Tower facilities manual-covered in handwritten notes, conflicting records, incident reports, access logs, architectural discrepancies, and instructions that should never have existed.
THE BUILDING HAS 15 FLOORS is an interactive found-document horror mystery told entirely through the recovered paperwork of Oakhaven Tower.
Read the procedures.
Compare the timestamps.
Follow Marcus's annotations.
Notice what management would rather you ignore.
There are no conventional chapters telling you what happened.
The evidence is already in your hands.
And somewhere between Floors 14 and 15, the records stop agreeing.
For readers who enjoy analog horror, liminal spaces, mysterious case files, corporate horror, hidden clues, and stories that reward close attention.
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