The Invisible Host

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In New Orleans, 1930, eight guests arrive at a luxurious penthouse for a party hosted by a mysterious figure who communicates via radio. The chilling announcement reveals that one guest will die every hour. As the night progresses, the host's grim prophecy begins to unfold in bizarre ways, heightening the tension among the guests. Confessions reveal dark secrets, leading them to suspect that the host may be among them. The atmosphere thickens with paranoia as they grapple with the question of survival. This narrative established a classic format in mystery fiction, influencing later works, including Agatha Christie's renowned novel. The innovative storytelling and suspenseful elements make it a standout from the golden age of crime fiction, and it has been adapted into both a play and a Hollywood film. Readers will find themselves captivated by the unfolding drama and the intricate web of intrigue that defines this unique mystery.