Finn, A. J. The Woman in the Window. New York :
William Morrow & Co., 2018.
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| You'll never take your neighbours for granted after reading this... |
For Dr. Anna Fox, it means staying
inside her house, every hour of every day. Everything she needs, she conducts
over the internet or phone, including her marriage and relationship with her
daughter, food, bills, and even her online therapy sessions with clients. Her
days are spent binging movies and, with the help of a zoom lens and a camera,
spying on her neighbours. She writes down every detail about them – their
names, their jobs, their relationships.
Her routine is shaken up when new neighbours in next door,
and just as Anna is settling in to learn all about these new tenants, she
witnesses something no one was ever meant to see. As she begins to question
what exactly she saw – was it real? Was it imagined? – her carefully
constructed world begins to unravel around her. Fact and fiction begin to blur
their lines until the truth is a matter of opinion.
A twisted narrative that crackles with suspense and mystery,
The Woman in the Window is the archetypal unreliable narrator novel
whose plot has been planned with a fine tooth comb.
Sounds like something you'd like to read? Check out our links below to find it today:
- Wollongong library: print
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