Return to the Greek islands in The Blue Door of Santorini, a witty 1950s historical mystery filled with secrets, rumors, and romance.

A door that opens onto a room is ordinary.

A door that opens onto nothing is considerably more interesting.

At the beginning of The Blue Door of Santorini, Lulu Penrose is looking across the cliffs when she notices a striking blue door set into a house high above the sea.

The door appears to lead nowhere.

Naturally, Lulu would like to know why.

This is precisely the...

There are worse places to become entangled in a mystery than Positano.

The scenery is magnificent, the cafés are plentiful and even the staircases seem determined to provide a dramatic entrance. Unfortunately, none of those things guarantee a peaceful holiday.

The Pink Door of Positano is the first book in my Doorway Series, a collection of lighthearted historical mysteries filled with travel, wit, romance and just enough trouble to make an otherwise sensible itinerary completely useless.

Meet...

Six Doors, Six Escapes and Several Reasons Not to Mind One’s Own Business

I have always found unique doors hard to resist.

A brightly painted door on a quiet street immediately raises questions. Who lives behind it? Where does it lead? Why is it the only pink door on the lane? And perhaps most importantly, why does it look as if someone has just disappeared through it, carrying a secret?

That curiosity inspired the Doorway Series, my six-book collection of lighthearted historical mysteries...