Bibliograph

Doorways, senior authors, Virginia A. Arnold, Carl B. Smith ; authors, James Flood, Diane Lapp ; literature consultants, Joan I. Glazer, Margaret H. Lippert

Type

Label

Doorways, senior authors, Virginia A. Arnold, Carl B. Smith ; authors, James Flood, Diane Lapp ; literature consultants, Joan I. Glazer, Margaret H. Lippert

Language

eng

Index

no index present

Literary Form

fiction

Main title

Doorways

Medium

electronic resource

Nature of contents

dictionaries

Responsibility statement

senior authors, Virginia A. Arnold, Carl B. Smith ; authors, James Flood, Diane Lapp ; literature consultants, Joan I. Glazer, Margaret H. Lippert

Series statement

Connections, Macmillan reading program. Level 14

Summary

The House promised Jack wealth, fame, and revenge...if it didn't kill him first. Dr. Lucius Rainer, head of research at GenTech, is dead. But to Jack, it seems that his old mentor still lives on through his house. Certainly, Rainer's strange island retreat exudes the personality of its late owner: isolated and eccentric, brooding and uninviting. But when GenTech learns that the house holds a working model of Rainer's final project, Jack discovers that the house shares one other trait with its former owner. Dangerous. The house will open only to Jack's biometrics, and will only allow two very specific people to accompany him: Wendy, Jack's now ex-wife, and Deak Sanderson, Wendy's new lover and Jack's former rival at GenTech. As the three of them explore the house and its secrets, Jack discovers that some doors-in this house and in life-should never be opened

Target audience

adult

Classification