Twelve kinds of taste
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English literature, Fanstasy
Bookseller Cassie Andrews feels something is missing from her life. Then a favourite customer gives her a curious old book. In the front is a handwritten message: This is the Book of Doors.
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Unpretentious, raw, plot-driven and effortless.
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On Open Library, 6 have read it and 13 want to.
“En Kellner Books, en el Upper East Side de Nueva York, pocos minutos antes de su puerte, John Webber estaba leyendo El conde de Montecristo.”
Bio from *The Book of Doors*: Born in Falkirk, Gareth Brown has been writing in his spare time since he was a teenager. For the last two decades he has worked in the UK Civil Service and is currently Director of Screening for NHS Scotland. An inveterate traveller, he particularly relishes the experience of arriving somewhere new - those first few hours of culture shock, noise and bustle in an unfamiliar city - a passion that influence the writing of his first novel, the international bestseller *The Book of Doors*. Gareth lives with his wife and two Skyle terriers near Edinburgh.
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