This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. When Mr. Anderson checks into the Golden Lion, a venerable old inn in the Danish town of Viborg, he finds himself in Room Number 12 — comfortable enough, though strangely narrower by day than it seems at night. Odder still, the hotel has no Room Number 13. Or does it? As darkness falls, a door appears where no door should be, shadows dance against the wall opposite, and a voice from the neighbouring room sings in a tongue that belongs to no living throat. Digging through archives that whisper of a disgraced bishop and dealings with darker powers, Anderson comes to suspect that Number 13 has a tenant of very long standing — one who resents disturbance. A masterpiece of creeping dread from M.R. James, the undisputed master of the English ghost story, "Number 13" proves that the most terrifying spaces are the ones that shouldn't exist at all.
