Ash and the Watchers of Monte Albán
Book Three in the Doors to the Unknown Series
By T. A. Parkinson

High above the Oaxaca Valley, an ancient city waits. But it's not what was built that holds the secret, it's who never left.

When Ash receives a cryptic letter postmarked from Mexico, he sets off for the forgotten ruins of Monte Albán. What begins as a search for truth quickly becomes a descent into a riddle older than history itself, one guarded by thirteen silent stone figures known only as the Watchers.

Locals say the statues have stood still for centuries. But Ash notices something others don't: they're watching him. And when the spiral glyphs beneath the temple begin to stir, he finds himself drawn into a buried world of living memory, sealed vaults, and a forgotten name that might just be his own.

As myth, memory, and mystery entwine, Ash must uncover what was left behind, and why the hill never stopped whispering.

If he fails, the past will stay buried.

If he succeeds, it may never stay quiet again.

Perfect for fans of historical thrillers, ancient mysteries, and immersive adventure fiction.
Book Three in the best-selling Doors to the Unknown series, each book a stand-alone journey through the world's most enigmatic places.
A rich blend of archaeology, folklore, and haunting suspense.

What readers are saying about the series:

"Reminded me of the first time I read The Shadow of the Wind, moody, smart, and utterly absorbing."
"An atmospheric treasure-hunt of the soul."
"It made me want to pack a bag, book a flight, and find the nearest door to the unknown."

Open the door. The Watchers are waiting.