Christy Award-Winner Jaime Jo Wright Delivers Latest Riveting Gothic Suspense Novel, chilling new novel The Bookshop of 99 Doors, whose books have sold more than 150,000 copies, returns with her latest atmospheric thriller that masterfully penned by an acclaimed author. The Bookshop of 99 Doors weaves together dual timelines in a shadowy tale of historical hauntings and present-day mysteries, showcasing Wright's signature blend of Gothic suspense and compelling storytelling that places her "in a class by herself” (Library Journal).

Jaime Jo Wright is the author of thirteen novels, including Christy Award–winner and ECPA bestseller The Vanishing at Castle Moreau, Christy Award and Daphne du Maurier Award–winner The House on Foster Hill, and Carol Award–winner The Reckoning at Gossamer Pond. Jaime has also written two Publishers Weekly bestselling novellas. She lives in Wisconsin with her family and fabulous felines.

The Bookshop of 99 Doors
1888: In 1888, Minnie Tipton finds herself beset by the dark superstitions that envelop the Pennsylvania mansion her father bought. Convinced the vengeful spirit of a Civil War captain haunts the house and worried by her father's rapidly worsening illness, Minnie delves into the home's fraught past in an effort to bring him peace. Yet the lingering impact of the war and the gruesome tale of murder she uncovers only foster more fear and threaten to unravel Minnie's own sanity.

 Present Day: In the present day, Triss Bellamy eagerly steps into the role of bookshop manager in the mansion-turned-museum boasting ninety-nine doors. But Triss's dream job turns into a nightmare when havoc breaks loose with the arrival of her brother's team of self-proclaimed paranormal investigators. Their determination to find a rumored one-hundredth door--a dangerous portal to the madness long said to plague the mansion--results in calamity, leaving Triss no choice but to hunt down the truth or watch her brother slip forever beyond her reach.