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Step back in time with Dorothy Quick's "The Lost Door," a captivating blend of historical fiction, mystery, and romance set against the backdrop of France. This meticulously prepared edition brings to life a classic tale centered on American expatriates caught in a web of suspense.
Explore the allure of a bygone era as the narrative unfolds, drawing you into a world where secrets linger and hidden truths await discovery. With elements of amateur sleuthing and romantic intrigue, "The Lost Door" offers a compelling glimpse into the lives of Americans abroad and the enigmas they encounter.
Perfect for readers who appreciate historical settings and timeless storytelling, this edition invites you to lose yourself in a richly detailed narrative where the past holds the key to unlocking a captivating mystery. Experience the enduring appeal of Dorothy Quick's storytelling in this remarkable republication.
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