The Girl in the Window

By: A J McDine

Narrated by: Tamsin Kennard, Stephanie Cannon

A totally unputdownable psychological thriller with a jaw-dropping twist

She looks just like me. But can I trust her?

Alana: She’s outside my house again. She must think I haven’t seen her, that I don’t notice her watching me. I’m shocked by how similar we look. I have no idea why she’s here. But her arrival could change everything.

Laura: I stare at her through the window. She looks exactly like me, except her make up is flawless, her hair is perfect and she’s wearing expensive clothes. I know it’s crazy, but I have to find out who she is. I visited this windswept Cornish village when I was a child, does she have a connection to my past?

Then I notice the man gripping her arm too tightly and the frightened expression on her face.

And as I get closer to the girl in the window, I realise the truth about her perfect life is more dangerous than I could ever have imagined…

From bestselling author AJ McDine, The Girl in the Window is a suspenseful psychological thriller – full of secrets and lies – where nothing is as it seems. Perfect for fans of Claire Douglas, Freida McFadden and Ruth Ware.

©2025 A J McDine (P)2025 Bookouture, an imprint of Storyfire Ltd.

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To be honest I thought this book was horrible. The beginning didn't seem too believable. Nothing outrageous but I felt the flow of events in the beginning needed more focus to make them flow better together to come across more believable. End was ok again nothing thrilling or anything. It kind of felt like a quickly written book.