Book Review #111
The Woman in the Window
by A.J. Finn
Very hard to put down, once I got past the first 35 pages, which I found plodding and confusing. But overall it is a rapid read and an entertaining one, too, with a couple of moments that actually made me gasp. I do think, though, that all the film noir references amounted to little more than name dropping and added nothing to the story. Also, I found the ending ridiculous, though (NO SPOILERS) the final words spoken by Anna, the main character, to her nemesis tie up the whole book nicely.
by A.J. Finn
Very hard to put down, once I got past the first 35 pages, which I found plodding and confusing. But overall it is a rapid read and an entertaining one, too, with a couple of moments that actually made me gasp. I do think, though, that all the film noir references amounted to little more than name dropping and added nothing to the story. Also, I found the ending ridiculous, though (NO SPOILERS) the final words spoken by Anna, the main character, to her nemesis tie up the whole book nicely.
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