A. J. FinnThriller · Psychological Thriller
The Woman in the Window
The Woman in the Window
- Pages
- 464
- Published
- 2018
- Language
- English
Synopsis
Anna Fox, a child psychologist, hasn't left her New York townhouse in nearly a year. Housebound by crippling agoraphobia, she passes her days drinking too much wine, mixing it with her medication, watching old black-and-white thrillers, and spying on her neighbors through a camera lens.
Then a new family moves in across the way, and one night Anna sees something through her window that she was never meant to see. What she thinks she witnessed — and whether anyone will believe a heavily medicated, hard-drinking recluse — becomes the center of a spiraling mystery in which nothing, including Anna's own memory, can be trusted.
A.J. Finn's twisty bestselling debut is a claustrophobic, cinematic homage to classic Hitchcockian suspense.
How it reads
Prose complexity 4/10
Content warnings (4)
Substance AbuseViolenceChild DeathDeath Of A Parent
- SPOILERS AHEAD 3.5 stars! When i say this was an enjoyable read, i mean it was an enjoyable read! I enjoyed every moment of this book... until the big "reveal". The twist with Anna's family was nice, i didn't mind that one. HOWEVER, the culprit reveal and final struggle were absolutely ridiculous. I've always hated it when murderers randomly start explaining their whole plan to their victim and give them time to think of something/ escape. It felt really comical and stupid and unbelieavable. I had a really hard time taking the events of the ending seriously, which kinda ruined the whole book for me. But i can't hate this book. I enjoyed AJ Finn's writing style very much and i loved the dialogues.
- Me ha explotado la mente.