The Woman In the Window (A. J. Finn)

This is an easy and intriguing read. I recommend this book if you like thrillers as I do. During the first pages, I did not find it too alluring but slowly and without realizing it, it became more interesting and more interesting. Later, I couldn't even put it down until I understood what was going on. One of the best things about this book is that it keeps you guessing your own conclusions. I changed my opinion many times and it kept me wondering even when I wasn't reading it.

What I loved about this book is that it gives you a different point of view of one of the many afflictions that can be misunderstood or not understood at all "agoraphobia". People with this affliction may seem normal and hard to understand what they are going through. This book approaches this specific affliction in a very relaxed way and lets you see the life of a person that suffers it. It shows your her emotions, limits, and struggles. I never realized someone could feel that way and now I am curious to know more.

Spoilers: You will begin reading and mehhh... you will continue reading and be like "hummmm interesting.. I wonder who...." and then "wait, what?" "no?" "awwwwww" "noooooo" "are you kidding me?" .... I won't say more but if you read it and you like it, leave me your comment here or on my Instagram @loraindevero