Rafe still carries the physical and emotional scars of the abuse he suffered at his father's hands growing up. He has cut himself off from everyone who loves him, and friends are a luxury he doesn't think he can afford. After all, he is his father's son and it is only a matter of time before the violence he fears lurks beneath the surface spills over. Then Kirsten Wakefield steps into his life, and for the first time he finds himself longing to open his heart to someone. That is, until he gets word that his father is dying and wants him to come back home. Old wounds are reopened and Rafe doesn't know if love is enough to make him whole again. Somebody's Knocking at My Door is a poignant and unforgettable sequel to The Turning Point that will speak to every reader's heart.