Doormaker: Devils Harvest (A Short Story Prequel)

In a prequel short story for the Doormaker series from New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Jamie Thornton, discover what happened the day Esson vanished.“…traveling to other worlds is hardly a new concept in fantasy, [but] the idea of having no control over it as well as it affecting mundane life like being unable to open doors is wonderfully terrifying...very evocative…” - BookNest, C.T. Phipps ★★★★★"Imagine not being able to open a door without mistakenly opening a portal to another world....Once again Jamie Thornton has created a winner." - Amie's Book Reviews ★★★★★Two hours. One interstellar drug deal.One family rule has shaped Esson’s life: never open a door. Esson comes from a family of doormakers—people who unleash otherworldly violence when they open something even as simple as a refrigerator door.Esson’s family lied to him.Esson didn’t die when he opened a door.But if Esson doesn’t track down some magical drugs within the next two hours, the drug dealer he got involved with might just kill him anyway.READING ORDERThe short story (Devil’s Harvest) and the short novel (Torchlighters) could be read and enjoyed at any point during the series. Otherwise, the books are written into the timeline in the following order:Devil’s Harvest (Prequel Short Story)Rock Heaven: Book 1TorchlightersTower of Shadows: Book 2Library of Souls: Book 3The One Door: Book 4If you like Devil's Harvest, you'll want to find out what happens next in Doormaker: Rock Heaven (Book 1). Set several years after Devil's Harvest, the book follows Maella - Esson's younger sister. At almost 14 years old, Maella knows nothing about her true home except for memories of running, fire, and living under the family's one rule: never open a door. Chronicled in the Doormaker series, Maella will grow into a complex, young woman who dares to fall in love with a young man she's not sure she can trust. As Maella learns the hard way how to control her strange magical powers her choices will determine the fate of everyone she loves.

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