The Door. Discovered by three men who disappear. Sir Drake Lucas, joined by Pearl Gentry, August Cannon, and others discover they have disappeared and begin the search to find them. Joined by Cronan they head to find the door and enter the deep cave behind it. What they discover is beyond any of their expectations.

The Door Simple, Quiet, and a great danger to everything near it. Three men, Sidney, Curtis, now joined by Oskar, search for it in newly formed Yugoslavia. After meeting a man named Cronan they are told where it is located and they head for its destination. After arriving at it they feel an ominous sense. After it opens, they slowly enter. Back in Boston, Sir Drake Lucas is notified by Henry Cabot Lodge that they are nowhere to be found. Joined by Pearl Gentry, August Cannon, and others they begin an expedition to find them. In a faraway land, they are joined by Cronan as they head to the door and enter the deep cave behind it. In its bowels, as they are attacked by bizarre-looking creatures and become endangered. Dividing into two parties they escape down separate tunnels in hopes of survival. Cronan leads his followers into a beautiful environment that has a pending danger as Drake leads those at his side through a devastating landscape of volcanoes to find a lady who may help them survive. Yet, when she is found, there is another who informs Drake of an even greater danger. Malus, the truest embodiment of evil, has now put all things at risk of total annihilation. With a great weight upon them, only these few have any chance of preventing him from accomplishing his evil plans. With only so much time before the decimation of all things, Drake and Cronan lead the others towards an unknown fate, both aware that should they not be successful not only will they all die but everything that exists now will forever be gone.

Barry Boyd Bryson has a long background of historical research ranging from prehistoric times to the modern day. His studies of the past have included the Sumerians, Incas, Aztecs, Mayans, Olmecs, Visigoths, Ostrogoths, Chinese, Romans, Greeks, Vikings, Mongolians, the World Wars, the Great Depression, and the black plague among others. This novel was written based on a page-and-a-half story created by his son Zachariah at the age of twelve. They worked together to develop the storyline for this novel to be the first in a seven-part series called The Omnia Collection.