I found "Behind Closed Doors" while searching for something to distract my mind. And I found one of the most amazing books I've read, couldn't put it down, found myself talking about it to EVERYONE and even thinking about what could happen next in the story. I have to say, it was scary, chilling & tricky but I loved every minute of it. How do you process or create a story with so many details unattended? You're great!

B.A. Paris Hi Idelitza,
Lovely to know you enjoyed Behind Closed Doors, the story just came form my imagination and once I started writing it, I just couldn't stop!
Thank you for talking about it to everyone!

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