A young women is lured to a travelling market, finding a part of her past that should not be there.
Serena Devereaux’s introversion isn’t a personality quirk. It’s penance.
Her quiet life shatters when an unfortunate encounter with a stray dog ends with her destroying four newly erected canopy tents for a travelling artisan fair. The vendors accept her offer to make amends, welcoming her into their strange, ethereal market, open only at night.
A subtle, poignant energy hovers about the Market. Serena is enthralled—until she discovers the painting.
A red oak door in a forest of colour, standing between two trees and leading seemingly to nowhere.
She knows this painting. And this door. It’s the site of a shameful story she’s desperate to hide.
But the Market’s eccentric proprietor—and his dog—know more than they should. If the truth is revealed, she could be shunned. Again.
Or it could prevent another tragedy like that which occurred at The Door Between No Walls.
