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Synopsis

The supply closet on the third floor isn't on any blueprint.
Some days, it isn't even there.

Sixth grade was supposed to be ordinary. Instead: a door that
appears between classes, a hallway that can't keep its own length,
and a magical rug who says this new gate isn't dying like the last
one — it's being fed. Someone has been feeding it Marlow's
lost things for years. And now it's strong enough to keep whatever
it takes.

Wren Calloway and Fray have a new power that works a little too
easily, a substitute teacher who thinks every open door is a mistake
waiting to happen, and an old enemy circling closer than ever. Then
Wren finds something impossible deep behind the secret door: a line
of her missing aunt's handwriting — fresh, not five years old
— and proof that Jo is still out there, somewhere past the door.


  • The sequel to The Door in the Drain — bigger mystery,
    same grumpy rug, all-new door

  • A heroine who reads every receipt — because this time,
    the magic comes with terms and conditions

  • A teacher you won't be able to pin down — is she
    protecting the school, or closing a window that's about to be
    needed?

  • Spooky but safe — genuine thrills, zero gore, strong
    readers ages 9–12



"Doors can almost always be saved. It's only ever a question
of who arrives first."

The second door is open. Mind the closet.

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