Building 11

by Danielle Naibert

As soon as Bong Seon Moves into the notorious Building 11, her nightmares have just begun. Yi Jun, her neighbor, sets out to uncover the secrets behind the eerie happenings, trying to separate reality from fantasy. As he delves deeper into the mysteries of the building, he soon realizes that not everything is as it seems.

Is the building itself cursed, or is something more sinister brewing among the tenants? With an air of paranormal unease looming over every page, this gripping novel will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end.

Murders, mysteries and the paranormal….something is wrong with Building 11…or is it the tenants?

Read Building 11 to find out.

96 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 3, 2023

Reviews

[Peter Topside · Rating 4 out of 5]

Not being a big fan of haunting and possession-based stories, I was skeptical going into this. However, I quite enjoyed it all. Danielle Naibert kept a very simple style of writing and even the premise was fairly straightforward, never falling into the trap of overcomplicating an already strong premise. It did a pretty decent dive into the cultural lore a bit, which I liked being educated on, but it also didn't take it to a point where it dragged and got boring. Everything was kept short and sweet, which I fully appreciated. The ending had a bit of a nice twist, which I had my suspicions on, but enjoyed it nonetheless. Now, there was one section that felt like a bit of an information dump, but after the remainder of the story played out, things were clarified and it all found a smoother path. And I wanted to know our leads, Bong Seon and Yi Jun, a bit further, as both were interesting characters. But the whole experience was very positive, palatable, and yielded a ton of really great atmospheric instances, too. This is my first read from Danielle Naibert, but I'm eager to see what else she has created.