A House Without Windows

By: Stevie Turner

Narrated by: Wendy Anne Darling

Newly-pregnant Dr. Beth Nichols is happily engaged to Liam Darrah, a fellow doctor. She has no idea she is being stalked by ex-patient Edwin Evans as she makes her way home one evening after a late shift at the hospital. After being anaesthetized, she wakes up in Edwin's basement, held against her will, and eventually gives birth there without medical help. However, Beth tries to stay positive, and somehow knows that Liam will still be out there searching for her. Every night, she looks up at the light bulb that is never switched off, and prays that one day they will be together again.

This romance/suspense story is written from different perspectives; from Beth's nine-year-old daughter Amy, born in captivity, from Beth herself, unwillingly pregnant again years later with Edwin' s baby; from Liam and Edwin; and 16 years later from Joss, Beth and Edwin's son.

©2014 Stevie Turner (P)2015 Stevie Turner

Good Book

I liked the book.

I didn't care for the narrator. She read everything in the same tone. Whether it was happy or sad or angry, it was the same tone. I'd normally give the narrator two stars but since she didn't outright irritate me with her voice, she gets three. But this narration made me feel like I was listening to a documentary without the feeling a documentary narrator portrays, which isn't much. She took away from the story.

Boring. long winded and the emotions hardly real

blahhhhh, so boring. what a waste. emotions were clearly off. nothing if what you would expect from someone going thru such a horrendous ordeal