The Blue Door of Santorini (The Doorway Series Book 2)

An impossible blue door. An old island rumor. And a secret someone would very much prefer to keep hidden.

It is 1953, and Lulu Penrose has barely arrived on Santorini when she spots something peculiar from the terrace of her villa.

A blue door.

There is nothing especially unusual about a blue door in Greece—except this one is set into the side of a cliff with no visible staircase, balcony, or path.

Then Lulu sees it open.

Someone is standing on the other side.

What begins as curiosity quickly becomes something far more intriguing. A rope appears below the cliff. Baskets are quietly raised from the water. Villagers whisper about the wealthy Kallistrate family, an old smuggling route, and illicit cargo once carried through the very same passage.

Mrs. Dalrymple, naturally, finds the entire situation irresistible.

Stuart Cameron is considerably more cautious.

Lulu has never been particularly talented at caution.

As rumors spread and would-be treasure hunters begin creating trouble of their own, Lulu and her companions are drawn into a tangle of family rivalries, old business disputes, secret meetings, misplaced accusations, and records someone believed had been forgotten.

Somewhere between cliffside investigations, candlelit dinners, Mediterranean evenings, and far too many meaningful glances, Lulu’s relationship with Stuart is becoming impossible to dismiss as mere friendship.

Because not every secret behind the blue door is criminal.

Some are romantic.

Some are painful.

And some have been waiting decades to be understood.

Witty, atmospheric, romantic, and filled with Mediterranean charm, The Blue Door of Santorini is Book Two in The Doorway Series—a lighthearted 1950s mystery series for readers who love clever heroines, eccentric relatives, family secrets, slow-burn romance, gorgeous European settings, and mysteries where people are often far more complicated than the clues.