A missing heiress. A fortune about to change hands. And a white door above the harbor that may be the last place she was seen.

Back in rainy England, Louisa “Lulu” Penrose is attempting to concentrate on wedding plans when she learns that Lizzy Mortimer, a spirited young American heiress, has vanished while traveling on Mykonos.

Lizzy is due to claim a substantial inheritance, but the deadline is rapidly approaching. Unless she appears before the proper legal authority and signs the necessary papers, the fortune will pass to a distant relative who seems remarkably prepared for that possibility.

Shortly before her disappearance, Lizzy wrote about a peculiar white door set into a wall above the Mykonos harbor—a door that appeared to have no house behind it.

When Mrs. Dalrymple suggests a brief restorative holiday in Greece, no one is fooled. Lulu, her fiancé Stuart, Anna Silvestri and Edward Morgan soon arrive on the island, where whitewashed streets, crowded lanes and shifting stories make it disturbingly easy for someone to disappear.

Lizzy’s chaperone insists the young woman left willingly. A boatman claims he saw her sail away. A note appears to confirm she has no desire to be found.

Lulu believes none of it.

As the inheritance deadline draws closer, the search leads through hotel registers, hidden courtyards, windmill paths and a white door that may open only under the right conditions. Someone wants the world to believe Lizzy abandoned her fortune—and may be willing to keep her hidden until it is too late.

Set amid the windswept beauty of 1953 Mykonos, The White Door of Mykonos is a lighthearted historical mystery filled with false clues, romantic complications, seaside intrigue and a race to find a missing woman before her future is stolen.

Book Four of the Doorway Series.