<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br><p>A radio producer opens a horror hotline in a troubled hotel, while a manic depressive stockbroker recovers from a coma, fighting unfamiliar memories with 53 others held captive.</p><p><br></p><p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br>"<em>The Shining</em> meets <em>Dante's Inferno ... </em>brimming with sinister surprises sure to keep horror fans up at night." -<em>Best Thrillers</em><p>The Oak Hollow Hotel stands eight stories above Riverton, Texas.</p><p>Despite not operating as such for years, a haphazard acquisition of the facility leads <strong>Chris Wilkerson</strong> down a dark path to uncover its mysteries as he forms a call-center specializing in horror stories. A sinister character lurks in an abandoned tunnel just beneath, manipulating Chris as he struggles to walk a fine line between his love for the dark and the macabre and a collapsing marriage.</p><p><strong>Todd Adams</strong>, a manic depressive financial advisor, awakens from a coma along with 53 others, fighting to understand unexplained phantom memories that plague them. As each work to unravel their meaning, they begin to disappear into a labyrinth beneath the hotel at the torment of a bizarre captor. Discovering mutual commonality in an unresolved past, Todd works to lead them out.</p><p>Will they find the key to freedom?</p><p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br><p><strong>2021 Finalist, The Best Thriller Book Awards on BestThrillers.com</strong></p><p><strong>2021 Maxy Award Runner-Up - Horror</strong></p><p><strong>As Seen in <em>Scream Magazine</em></strong></p><p>"<em>The Shining</em> meets <em>Dante's Inferno</em> ... brimming with sinister surprises sure to keep horror fans up at night." <strong>-<em>Best Thrillers</em></strong></p><p>"<em>Level Zero</em> has all the makings of a really good horror story, something to get under your skin and creep you out but also not too scary that you couldn't sleep at night!" <strong><em>-What I'm Reading Today</em></strong></p><p>"Dark and often bone-chilling, the novel generates both chills and thrills." <strong>-<em>The Prairies Book Review</em></strong></p><p>"An intriguing read for horror fans... Unreserved and disturbing, this is a gripping tale from Dan McDowell." <strong><em>-Readers Favorite</em></strong></p><p>"Makes the motel in Psycho look like a Disneyland spa...This book is creepy in the best of ways." <strong>-Gojan Nikolich, author of <em>The Gopher King</em></strong></p><p>"Dan McDowell has debuted a dark and disturbed imagination..." <strong>-Jeffrey James Higgins, author of <em>Furious: Sailing into Terror</em></strong></p><p>"...an immersive journey into a terrifying world that lies just below the surface of a Texas town." <strong>-Greg Hoover, author of <em>The Witching Of The King</em></strong></p><p>"...delightfully macabre, full of sinister plot twists and layers of raw horror." <strong>-Jill Benson, author of <em>WitchChild</em></strong></p><br>