by A. J. Finn
As the title suggests this book in reminiscent of Hitchcock's Rear Window. A woman living alone with agoraphobia spends her days spying on her neighbors and counseling others online. Of course she witnesses a crime and tries to convince the authorities that what she saw was real, despite all the evidence against it. There are other factors at play here which include her tenant who rents out the lower portion of her house, her husband and daughter who have apparently moved away, and her online clients.
I found this story to be suspenseful and as with any suspenseful book, tried to work out what was "really" happening.
The narrator did a good job with this book but I think I would have enjoyed the
"climatic ending" more as a reader than a listener. It's one of the drawbacks of audio books in my opinion. Either I really connect with the narrator or I don't.
I liked this book. I give it three of five shots.
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