Lucas Fenwick

If you live in a city with tall buildings, this story will change how you look at the skyline. In Don't Look at the Rooftops, people begin dying in impossible falls from skyscrapers across a major financial district. No one sees them jump. No one witnesses the fall itself. Victims simply appear already falling - or are found beneath buildings they could never have accessed. As a detective, a journalist, and a window washer independently uncover the truth, they realize something ancient is hunting the city from above. Entities exist in reflected space - visible only in glass, mirrors, and polished surfaces - and they prey on those who make the fatal mistake of looking up. What begins as a series of unexplained deaths escalates into a race against time to stop a coordinated harvest that could turn the entire city into a hunting ground. Drawing on urban legend, cosmic horror, and modern paranoia, Don't Look at the Rooftops blends investigative thriller tension with existential dread. This is urban cosmic horror in the tradition of Lovecraft, reimagined for a world of glass towers and steel canyons - where the city itself becomes the monster, and knowledge may be as dangerous as ignorance. After reading this book, you may never look at tall buildings the same way again.