Woman in the Window - Softcover

Oliver, Lucille Connor

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1463562136 ISBN 13: 9781463562137

Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2011

Synopsis

A lifelong writer, now living in Los Angeles, Lucille Connor Oliver, has woven a tale of psychological mystery, murder, and the supernatural with her latest novel Woman in the Window. A young couple, struggling to make ends meet in a tight economy, Jill and Mike Farnsworth are called to Mike’s ancestral home in the once farmland, now wealthy suburb, of Braun’s Woods for the funeral of his cousin, Dora Banhoff. Much to Mike’s surprise and Jill’s chagrin, the large, century-old Victorian farmhouse has been left to them with the stipulation that they must raise their toddler Tina in the home. From the moment she walks up the path to the front door, Jill’s senses are on alert as a mysterious figure in an upstairs window seems to be trying to communicate with her. Jill’s unease mounts as she struggles to maintain her sanity and keep her child safe in a house whose unseen occupants have turned violently and maliciously against her. Mystery unravels in a web of terror as Jill discovers the twisted minds and lives of Dora and Mike’s ancestors and makes a last desperate attempt to get her family out of the old farmhouse alive.

About this title

About the Author:

Lucille Connor Oliver, a lifelong writer, broke into print at age twenty-six after an early career as an advertising copywriter. Despite the demands of raising four children throughout the years she published both fiction and non-fiction in a variety of publications, including "Ladies Home Journal" and "Alfred Hitchcock Magazine," among others. Her first novel, "Scenes in a Rearview Mirror", a fictionalized autobiography, was published in 2003. Today, Ms. Oliver, a proud grandmother of nine, lives in Los Angeles and continues to write.

About this edition

• Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
• Publication date: 2011
• ISBN 10: 1463562136
• ISBN 13: 9781463562137
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 372