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From the very beginning, I was swept inside this woman's head, locked into her mind as she struggles with living alone in New York with agoraphobia. Anna watches from her window, snapping photos, spying on her neighbors as they sneak around when they think no one is watching. When Anna isn't at her window, she's drinking. She's drinking when she's watching movies, talking on the phone, and taking her medications, though she talks to very few people. She can't leave her home because of the accident--the accident that left her with agoraphobia. He husband and daughter no longer live with her, though she does speak to them on the phone. She was a child psychologist before the accident but sometimes helps others who are agoraphobic online, her handle being The Doctor is In They have no idea of all her issues, but she feels important doing this, and she's helping others. She is not a stupid woman, she's just in a place she can't seem to immerge from. No one believes Anna when she sees the neighbor lady get stabbed. And when the neighbor lady's husband appears with his wife, it's not the same woman she saw stabbed from her window. Paranoia hits as no one will listen to her. It's a twisty-turny ride through this mystery-thriller and you-the-reader can't be sure who is telling the truth and who is not. 
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