It Waits on the Top Floor

Horror Lurks Beneath, Book 1

De: Ben Farthing

Narrado por: KC Johnston

The tower appeared overnight, but it wants to keep you forever.

Thursday night, it was a dirt lot.

Friday morning, it was a 60-story skyscraper.

A tech billionaire wants the building’s secrets for herself. She hires a team to reverse-engineer the overnight construction, but she knows more than she’s letting on.

A curious nine-year-old decides there’s treasure inside and goes exploring. His terrified dad chases close behind. Inside, the facade of an empty office building is quickly shattered. Ghostly figures stalk the explorers. The walls themselves are hungry. And something is waiting on the top floor.

©2020 Benjamin Farthing (P)2023 Benjamin Farthing

Scary fun

Farthing writes vividly so you feel like you’re in the story! I finished listening in 2 days! Can’t wait to listen to the next one!

Entertaining

The beginning was a bit slow but once they got inside it picks up. The thing at the top was a bit anntic after all the build up , I mean the title says it all, It waits on the top floor. So you are already expecting and waiting to see what it will be. But overall I did enjoy it and it kept me listening throughout. And I will definitely check out the next in the series when it comes out. I believe it’s worth your credit and don’t believe anyone would be disappointed.

Excellent Cosmic Horror …

This is an excellent cosmic horror story about a skyscraper that shows up overnight out of nowhere, maybe an alternate reality? It’s a really creepy storyline with no downtime, plenty of action and keeps moving forward. I was invested in the characters and they were interesting and well developed. Among them a father and son, a flawed woman billionaire and a college professor. I am looking forward to reading much more of this authors work and recommend this book to all horror fans especially lovers of cosmic horror. I enjoyed listening to the audiobook while reading along on the kindle. The audio version was very well performed and added a great deal to how I felt about the story.

Good, old-school horror!

I absolutely loved this book. It had long leggity beasties, a bizarre building, good protagonists & villains, & a great ending. I smiled the whole time I was listening...and giggled ghoulish (scaring my neighbors while on the sun deck. 😃😁 Definitely treat yourself to this super-fun beach read. I'm about to buy the authors other audiobooks & Kindle books; I'm a total fan!

Not a lot of Standard Mythos going on, Decent Story Arc

The book feels like it’s droning on in some parts, but the overall storyline is interesting.

I. Had a hard time turning off the book…

Started kinda iffy, but picked up had some twists & turns to keep my attention. Ended with an open for book #2 if author wanted to continue….

loved the concept of the story

my biggest thing though is they could of use more detail especially with creatures. of had more! He could of done allot more with the ending and visuals all around

Intriguing concept

Decently written, decently read, creepy and fun. I could have enjoyed more early exploration of the building but it may hve thrown off the pacing. I liked it.

Good concept, less great execution.

This book is a little frustrating in parts, it has such a great concept and I liked the main character enough but I dislike the “oh here’s a kid, he’s gunna do something dumb to progress the story” trope. The horror elements are close to scary but miss the mark at times and the voice acting for one of the goon guys is pretty bad. This was so close to being a super good book, it instead lives in a land of “it’s fine”. Concepts good enough I may read the next one, but I’ll wait for it to be on sale.

Bleh

The bad plot and bland narration competed with each other for second place and I lost. Waste of a credit