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Ewan is known for "real-time" tension (as seen in his previous hit, The 24 Hours ). The narrative mirrors the urgency of Kate's situation, making it a "one-sitting" type of book.

The story follows , a young woman invited to a mysterious late-night job interview on the 13th floor of a high-tech London skyscraper. What begins as a career-defining opportunity quickly spirals into a nightmare when she realizes she is trapped. The floor is a maze of glass and steel, the exits are sealed, and she is not alone. Someone—or something—is hunting her through the shadows of the empty office. Why It’s a "Solid" Read

Beyond the physical chase, the book explores themes of ambition, corporate ruthlessness, and the lengths a person will go to for a "dream job." C M Ewan Etage 13 Es Gibt Kein Entkommen,...

(originally published as "The 13th Floor" ) by C.M. Ewan is a high-concept, claustrophobic thriller that masterfully blends a classic "locked-room" mystery with modern corporate anxiety. The Premise

A job interview that turns into a fight for survival in a locked skyscraper. Ewan is known for "real-time" tension (as seen

True to the genre, the book relies on a series of revelations about Kate’s past and the true nature of the interview that keep the reader guessing until the final pages. Critical Reception

C.M. Ewan (also writes as Chris Ewan, author of The Good Thief's Guide series). Genre: Survival Thriller / Psychological Suspense. German Title: Etage 13: Es gibt kein Entkommen . What begins as a career-defining opportunity quickly spirals

The 13th floor serves as a character itself. The sterile, labyrinthine office environment creates a sense of vertigo and isolation that amplifies the protagonist's paranoia.