"Audrey's Door" is a captivating novel that tells the story of Audrey Lucus, a woman who moves into an apartment in Manhattan marked by a dark past. In this supernatural work, which won the Bram Stoker Award, the history of the building "The Breviary" unfolds, a structure opened in 1861 known for its chaotic architecture. Audrey is thrilled at the prospect of living in such a unique environment, despite the doorman's warnings about the tragic events that have occurred there. As she settles into her new home, she is haunted by strange dreams and memories that connect her to the building's past. The story develops into a thrilling narrative where Audrey must confront the ghosts of her own past and the secrets of the house. The tale is both eerie and profound, offering insight into the psychological and supernatural elements that influence the protagonist's life.