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Praise For Author: With a novel premise, engaging characters, and a wholly original world, T.L. Brown's first-in-series will draw you through her magical doors - and refuse to let you go... - Book review site Jill-Elizabeth.com
Two worlds collide when Emily Swift turns thirty and her late father’s journal lands…
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Do you ever think how great it’d be if you could walk through your closet door and end up in New York? No waiting around; it’d be so much quicker than a long-haul flight. Well, now you can... at least in your mind, as you travel through doors on a wonderful adventure. If you enjoy beautifully written characters, humorous dialogue, portal travel and unravelling mysteries, then T L Brown’s Door to Door series is a fabulous place to start.
From Bruce's list on The best light reads for long-haul travel.
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