Tucked away in an undisclosed location, the Nuevo Muyor caters to the world’s elite, offering boundless luxury and perfect privacy with one unspoken rule: no one asks questions.

When Elias Drougett—a young man with a fractured past—is invited to stay, he’s enchanted by the hotel's splendor but disturbed by something just beneath its surface. The guests, too sanguine. The staff, too obliging. And when a visitor disappears after speaking too freely, Eli begins to suspect the Muyor isn't what it seems.

The deeper he digs, the more horrifying the truth: the Muyor demands more than your money. It demands control—of your body, your mind, your freedom. To escape, Eli must face not just the gilded prison holding him, but the forces threatening to consume him from within.

The Nuevo Muyor begins like Agatha Christie’s At Bertram’s Hotel and ends in the disorientation of Moshfegh’s Death in Her Hands. Perfect for fans of Danielewski’s House of Leaves, this psychological allegory peels back the velvet curtain on the cost of hedonistic pleasure and the illusion of control over the mind.

It's not a hotel. It's a trap. Can you find the way out before Eli becomes just another of its victims?