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The Draft Under the Door

Tom E. Gardner

Publisher: RP Media

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Published as part of RP Media's 30th-anniversary series, this book follows Lars Svensson as he returns to his late mother's house expecting grief, dust, and a difficult weekend. Instead, he finds a hidden letter, a sealed room, and the truth he has spent twenty-five years refusing to name. As the house gives up its secrets, The Draft Under the Door becomes a haunting story of guilt, family silence, and a missing brother whose absence still shapes the living. Quietly unsettling, it blends literary suspense with gothic atmosphere.

Available since: 09/01/2026.

Print length: 50 pages.

Contemporary Fiction

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