The Woman in the Window by A.J. Finn

Anna Fox spends her days in her renovated Harlem home spying on her neighbors and watching old film noir movies. Suffering from agoraphobia, she lives on her own with a basement tenant named David. Missing her young daughter and husband, she is also drinking too much wine while taking several different medications. One evening, Anna is convinced that she saw a horrible crime happen to one of her neighbors, but after the police check it out, they find nothing. Despite this fact, Anna pushes forward, unwilling to believe the authorities. Is Anna correct about the incident or has spending so much time alone messed with her sense of reality? The Woman in the Window is a page turner similar to the novels of Paula Hawkins, Ruth Ware, and Peter Swanson. It will be published in January.