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| Title | : | A House Without Windows |
| Author | : | Stevie Turner |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 221 pages |
| Published | : | April 19th 2015 by KDP (first published January 13th 2014) |
| Categories | : | Mystery. Thriller. Mystery Thriller. Fiction. Suspense. Dark |
Stevie Turner
Kindle Edition | Pages: 221 pages Rating: 3.63 | 564 Users | 111 Reviews
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This is an alternate-cover edition for B00HUH6R7Q.Dr Beth Nichols thinks she has been held captive by Edwin Evans for probably 8 or 9 years now. Amidst her grief she often thinks back to happier times with her fiancée Liam; theirs was the greatest romance of all. She lays awake at night, looks up at the light bulb that is never switched off, and prays that he is still out there somewhere searching for her..........
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| Edition Language: | English |
| Literary Awards: | Readers' Favorite Book Award (2015), New Apple Book Awards (2014) |
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Ratings: 3.63 From 564 Users | 111 ReviewsEvaluate Of Books A House Without Windows
Read and reviewed by Evil WitchHow would you like to be a happy engaged woman one moment and a prisoner of someone the next? Would you like to be a young pregnant doctor who hasnt even told her fiancee that she is pregnant, suddenly prisoner in a basement with no windows? I know I wouldnt.However, if you like mystery this book is for you. Imagine having to give birth in a basement with no one to help you. Imagine having to protect your child from your captor and to do this you had to doThe Mundane Made Significant - Brilliant!Stevie Turner's writing sparkles in A House Without Windows. The author succeeds at smothering the shocking story of a years-long kidnap in prose that takes the reader gently into the maelstrom of mental illness and leads the reader to the reality of a bright young woman's nightmare experience. Ordinarily this type of story would frighten me, but Turner deadens the shock with the mundane. Often seen through the eyes of a child born in the cellar prison,
I read this book in just two days. I was so carried away with it, that I had to finish it, and I did. I had to know how the story ended. What a sad, sad experience Beth was subjected to, and Amy too. This was an extraordinarily vivid story about the fear, agony, and deprivation abduction inflicts on those who experience it.One day Beth was a young, happy, and carefree doctor with everything going well for her. Then abduction hit her. How can this happen? Yet we hear that these things are still
Title: A House Without WindowsAuthor: Stevie TurnerPublisher: S.T.Reviewed By: Arlena DeanRating: 4Review:"A House Without Windows" by Stevie Turner....What is this novel about?"Newly-pregnant Dr Beth Nichols had no idea she was being stalked by ex-patient Edwin Evans as she made her way home one evening after a late shift. After being anaesthetized she woke up in Edwins basement, held against her will, and eventually giving birth there without medical help.The story is written from different
A House Without Windows by Stevie Turner is a tale of obsession, horror and suspense that had me hooked from the first page. Written from several POV's the author managed to capture the characters perfectly. I was especially moved by the child, Amy's POV during her period of captivity and the strength of Beth during her ordeal and again during the final confrontation with her abductor. The story spans more than twenty years of Beth's life and despite the harrowing and realistic trauma that the
So, as many have said, this starts off through the eyes of Amy (a little girl), and it was really quite sweet reading her take on her otherwise horrific confinement. She leads into the story nicely, and paves the way for her mother's part of the story to come in smoothly. Hearing about Amy's house really does bring sense to the book's title.It is a really dark subject matter, but one that is very sympathetically handled. I think it will give people insight into how these situations can occur and
Stevie Turner follows up The Porn Detective and The Pilates Class with a study of lives affected by abduction. When Dr Beth Nichols is released from a basement after ten years of captivity she and her children are not the only ones forced to reassess 'life on the outside' as they adjust to freedom.The story is told from the point of view of a number of characters, but rather than create a tangled plot of interweaving stories Stevie Turner breaks the book up into a separate section for each
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