Some doors keep things out. This one remembers who walked away.

When Nathan moves into his new apartment, the bedroom door is just another cheap panel of painted wood. Until it knocks-softly, deliberately, and only when he's alone.

At first, he blames the pipes. The neighbors. His nerves. But the knocks have a pattern ... a rhythm he hasn't used since childhood ... the same rhythm he used to knock on his parents' door the night his father died.

Now the door isn't asking to be opened. It's asking him to remember.

And when the voice behind it starts whispering in his own tone-begging to be let in-Nate learns that some parts of ourselves don't stay buried. They wait. They knock. And if you answer, they come through.

Perfect for fans of Black Mirror, The Haunting of Hill House, and Inside No. 9, THE DOOR THAT KNOCKS BACK is a fast, claustrophobic burst of psychological horror from N.R. Vale's DON'T LOOK series-stories built to crawl under your skin and stay there.