Upstairs at the Beresford

A chilling sequel that uncovers dark secrets within a seemingly welcoming hotel, Upstairs at the Beresford captivates with its dark humor and complex characters.

In Upstairs at the Beresford, the narrative unfolds in a grand old hotel just outside the city, a place where anyone is welcome and secrets lurk behind every door. The hotel serves as a backdrop for a series of bizarre occurrences that mask explosive and deadly truths. As the story progresses, the reader is drawn into the lives of the residents, including Danielle Ortega, a night singer navigating her own struggles, and Sam Walker, a man caught in a web of his own making. The atmosphere is thick with tension, dark humor, and unexpected twists that keep the reader guessing.

The plot thickens when Danielle returns home one night to discover Sam has vanished, leading to a chain of sinister events. The hotel, with its peculiar inhabitants and strange happenings, becomes a character in its own right, revealing the darker sides of human nature. Mr. Balliol, a mysterious figure in the penthouse, observes it all through his screens, embodying the voyeuristic tendencies of society. His insights into the lives of others provide a chilling commentary on loneliness, passion, and desperation.

Upstairs at the Beresford is a darkly funny sequel that explores themes of life and death, wrapped in a narrative that is both shocking and entertaining. The book promises to engage fans of contemporary fiction with its multi-layered storytelling and memorable characters, ensuring that the reader is left thinking long after the final page is turned.