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Chain Reaction Classic

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Chain Reaction is As Strategic as Chess,Only with Simplistic Game Play. It is a Strategy Game for 1...

German Checkers

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German checkers follows the german rules (link to the rules inside the game). If you look for US...

SmartGo Player

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Play the ancient game of Go against your iPhone or iPad. Starting with the empty board, your goal is...

Truth (Consequences, #2)

Aleatha Romig

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From New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Aleatha Romig comes the thrilling sequel in the...

Amy Curtis (49 KP) rated The Woman in the Window in Books

Dec 7, 2018

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I cannot recommend this book enough. I found it really easy to read and one that I didn't want to put down. It follows the story of Dr. Anna Fox who suffers from Agraphobia. I found that interesting on its own because it's not a very well know disorder. I think this is one of the things that drew me to the book because I once dealt with a customer who had Agraphobia and I didn't know what it was. It is focalised through Anna and you learn about her day to day life. As she is unable to leave the house, she spies on her neighbours watching their lives instead of living her own. A new family move across the road and she instantly takes an interest in them particularly when the mother pays her a visit and they drink a lot of wine and play chess. One day when spying on the neighbours, she sees the mother get killed. This novel takes you on a rollercoaster as Anna uncovers what happened to her. There are some classic elements of a thriller in this book but I don't think I truly knew what I had got myself into. When reading at work, all I kept saying to my colleagues is "I can't cope with this book, everytime I think I know what's going to happen, there's another twist or turn." The novel itself is written very well and it leaves you constantly questions what real and what's not and what's true and what's false. I really couldn't recommend this book enough.