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The Door that only opens for love
Paperback
Publisher Price: $29.99
ISBN13: 9785644603961
Publisher: Amaya Quinn
Published: Oct 18 2025
Pages: 432
Weight: 1.27
Height: 0.88 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
In a quiet coastal town where the sea keeps its secrets, a woman lives behind a door that never opens. To outsiders, she is a mystery-calm, distant, unreachable. But within her heart lies a story too painful to tell, a love once lost that left her afraid to ever open the door again.Then one stormy evening, a stranger arrives-haunted, searching, and inexplicably drawn to the very house she's tried to forget. What begins as a chance encounter soon stirs memories buried deep and emotions long denied. The air around them hums with something neither can name, and the house itself seems to awaken-doors creak open on their own, whispers echo in the halls, and a hidden truth begins to unfold.As the stranger's past collides with her own, they must decide whether to face what's been locked away-or risk losing the only chance at love they may ever have.The Door That Only Opens for Love is a spellbinding tale of longing, redemption, and the courage it takes to let someone in. Because some doors don't open for everyone-only for love.
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