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Knock, Knock, Open Wide is a gothic horror novel that follows two estranged sisters who are forced to confront the dark secrets of their childhood after a family tragedy draws them back together. As they investigate a series of disturbing events connected to an eerie Irish children's television program and ancient folklore, they uncover a sinister presence that has haunted their family for decades. Blending psychological horror, Celtic mythology, and unsettling supernatural suspense, the novel explores themes of grief, memory, family trauma, and the lingering power of stories passed down through generations.

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