Enemy At The Window

Written by A J Waines

Narrated by Matthew Waterson

Someone knows what you did… and they’re watching you…

Daniel is living the dream with a devoted wife, perfect job and adorable toddler. Until out of the blue, his wife accuses him of having an affair and stabs him in a frenzied attack with a kitchen knife. As his wife is sectioned in a psychiatric ward, Daniel returns home from intensive care to find his precious world is inexorably falling apart:

Who is prowling around his house?

Why is someone sending threatening postcards?

And who is his son talking to in the dead of night?

As Daniel attempts to put his life back together, a merciless force just out of reach is unraveling it, bit by bit, until Daniel is plunged into his worst nightmare.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Novel Audio
• Release date: Nov 28, 2019
• ISBN: 9781982788612

Reviews for Enemy At The Window

[Rachael · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

The voice over was irritating as it was an older voice for younger people. The story was far fetched and not really believable and the plot left a lot to be desired.

[Beth Draves · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

The narration was excellent! The story not so much. I feel like I missed something by the time the end rolled around.

[Jasmyn Louis · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

I waited a week or so to review this. I wanted to let it sit with me. But honestly I can’t get over how silly and childish the antagonist was. His motives were just petty.

And for one of our narrators, she was unfortunately just a pawn in someone else’s game. She spends the bulk of the novel incarcerated due to a sloppy investigation.

This could’ve been much more thrilling. I wish they would’ve amped up the fact that someone was harassing Daniel, make it feel more threatening..

And one of the final reveals about Daniel’s son just felt unnecessary and honestly I’m still confused.

[vincent fleming · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

It's a good book. A lot of gasps and assumptions being turned over to a new scenario you didn't expect. The ending kind of got me. It was kind of abrupt. I had a feeling I don't want to give away, but all I kept assuming was something happened to his wife she had no control over. You'll know what I mean when you get to that part. I hope it shines different for Daniel's sake in the end. There's a lot of listening to and try to understand without a full damnation without any form of explanation.