Erin Mills Town Centre Gift Cards are the perfect choice for your gift giving needs.Purchase gift cards at kiosks near the food court or centre court, at Guest Services, or click below to purchase online.PURCHASE HERE
Indigo One Extra Door: A Hidden-Magic Apartment Romantasy | Erin Mills Town Centre
*Product information may vary - to confirm product availability, pricing, shipping and return information please contact Indigo
Aveline finds a door that should not exist. It whispers in her own voice and offers safety for a price. Trapped in close quarters with Matthias, she must choose love with boundaries before the building chooses for her.
Aveline moved into the building to start over, not to become the center of a secret she never asked for. Then she notices it, a door where there should be only paint and plaster. The handle gleams like an invitation. The silence around it feels like a dare. And when the door whispers, it uses her own voice.
Matthias is the last person she expects to see again, the one she once trusted and then lost when fear made him disappear. Now circumstances force them into the same tight orbit, shared hallways, shared decisions, shared nights where the building seems to breathe. Aveline refuses to play its games. Matthias refuses to run this time. Together, they discover the truth the building keeps hidden in plain sight: it does not break people by force. It breaks them by pressure, by guilt, by making love feel like a test you have to fail to prove you tried.
As another tenant becomes a target and the building begins copying voices and carving names, Aveline and Matthias must choose what kind of love they will practice. The kind that sacrifices the self to keep the peace, or the kind that stays present, sets boundaries, and refuses to open what appears. Because the most dangerous thing about the extra door is not what might be behind it. It is what it tries to take from you before you ever turn the handle.
Aveline finds a door that should not exist. It whispers in her own voice and offers safety for a price. Trapped in close quarters with Matthias, she must choose love with boundaries before the building chooses for her.
Aveline moved into the building to start over, not to become the center of a secret she never asked for. Then she notices it, a door where there should be only paint and plaster. The handle gleams like an invitation. The silence around it feels like a dare. And when the door whispers, it uses her own voice.
Matthias is the last person she expects to see again, the one she once trusted and then lost when fear made him disappear. Now circumstances force them into the same tight orbit, shared hallways, shared decisions, shared nights where the building seems to breathe. Aveline refuses to play its games. Matthias refuses to run this time. Together, they discover the truth the building keeps hidden in plain sight: it does not break people by force. It breaks them by pressure, by guilt, by making love feel like a test you have to fail to prove you tried.
As another tenant becomes a target and the building begins copying voices and carving names, Aveline and Matthias must choose what kind of love they will practice. The kind that sacrifices the self to keep the peace, or the kind that stays present, sets boundaries, and refuses to open what appears. Because the most dangerous thing about the extra door is not what might be behind it. It is what it tries to take from you before you ever turn the handle.
The largest book retailer in Canada also offers toys, music, home décor, gifts and lifestyle products. What's Inside...Books, Magazines, CD’s and DVD’s, Toys and Gifts, Home Accents, Electronics, Baby’s and Children’s Section, Bath and Body, Kitchen and Bedroom, Stationary Located outside in the exterior plaza.
