Loved itThe Riley Sager and The Woman in the Window are good, they just didn't make my list.
Woman in the Window (2017)
Others: Leaning positive Anna Fox spends her day drinking wine, watching old movies, and spying on her neighbors. But when she sees something she shouldn't, Anna's world begins to crumble.
- ISBN:
- 9780008333324
- Length:
- 448 pages
Genres: thriller
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Loved it
Not a fanwoman in the window by a.g finn i did not like it i know a lot of people love this book this is such a polarizing book i did not enjoy it at all
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Loved itlast year one of my favorite books was the woman at the window by AJ fen and now that's coming out as a movie in May
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MixedI love it and I will continue to love it and I think agent Finn is so talented and they will read absolutely everything he writes in the future I will carry this gripe with me when reflecting on it in the future
Loved itI like this book a lot I like how it's set in an apartment in New York City and I like how it's about a main character who is kind of unreliable.