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Trapped within the transparent walls of a high-tech glass hotel, a group of disparate strangers—from a weathered politician to a sharp investigative reporter—becomes prey in a lethal 'Murder Game.' Orchestrated by an enigmatic Host, the hotel serves as both a prison and a psychological crucible where each guest's darkest secrets are weaponized against them. As Harriet Bloom navigates a maze of shifting alliances and tailor-made executions, she realizes the game is far more than a twisted spectacle. To survive, she must uncover the truth behind a pervasive global surveillance conspiracy before the hotel's watchful eyes claim her as their final victim. This high-stakes thriller explores the price of privacy and the deadly consequences of public sins. Comparable works include And Then There Were None