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Hi, guys! How's life? What have you been up to? If you by any chance found out how to be a productive person, please make sure to let me know, cause I'm still having difficulties with adopting to the fact that the academic year has officially begun.
I, personally, have spent most of my summer reading crime stories and I just must admit that there's one, in particular, I enjoyed. Have you ever heard the name A.J. Finn?
No? OK, so you have to change it, cause I can assure you, it'd be worth it.
The book is called The Woman in the window. Anna Fox, the main protagonist,  is a middle-aged woman, living on her own in the beautiful house in the suburbs. She spends most of her days drinking wine and watching people. Yes, she's literally spying on her neighbours. And there wouldn't be anything interesting about that, were it not for the discovery she's about to make. The key word in describing this book would be: the truth. While reading it, we have the impression that nothing really is what it's supposed to be. What is truth, who's lying, who we should trust? The author is building up the tension,  trying not to spill the secret till the very last page and the ultimate cliff-hanger. And that’s all I’m going to say, I won't spoiler no more. The book is for sure worth reading it. They even decided to adapt it and the movie is coming up in 2019.


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