“That's the worst of doctors. They are so keen about the body, but they don't study the soul at all.”
Quote by Ethel M. Dell
Work
The Keeper of the Door
In 'The Keeper of the Door,' the reader is taken on a journey through a world where the boundary between the known and the unknown is blurred. The story follows the life of a guardian who is tasked with protecting a hidden door, which serves as a gateway to other realms. The narrative delves into the guardian's personal struggles and the enigmatic nature of the door itself, offering a mix of intrigue and philosophical musings. more
Author
Ethel M. Dell
Ethel M. Dell, born on August 2, 1881, and died on September 19, 1939, was an American writer known for her romantic novels and works focusing on women's themes. Her writing career began in the early 20th century, and her novels were well-received during her time. more
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