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A Tap on the Window
Claire's ordinary life is violently disrupted one night when she hears a persistent tapping at her window. This is no mere prank; the tapping comes with a desperate, coded message from her son, who is supposed to be far away at college, warning her of dire danger. This alarming communication immediately ignites Claire's fierce maternal instincts, setting her on a desperate and increasingly perilous quest to understand what is happening to her child. Driven by fear and a mother's unwavering resolve, Claire begins to investigate, piecing together a disturbing puzzle that suggests her son has become entangled in a situation far darker than she could have imagined. As she delves deeper, the narrative masterfully blurs the lines between delusion and reality, forcing her to question the loyalty of those around her and uncover hidden secrets that threaten to unravel her family. The story delves into the extreme lengths parents will go to for their children and the chilling consequences of lurking dangers. What makes "A Tap on the Window" a compelling thriller is its expertly crafted atmosphere of dread and suspense. Linwood Barclay excels at creating a sense of unease, making the reader question every shadow and every interaction alongside the protagonist. The plot unfolds with relentless pacing, delivering unexpected twists and turns that keep readers on the edge of their seats as Claire races against time to uncover the truth and protect her son from an unseen, encroaching threat.
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2 copies
Publisher
National Geographic Books
Pages
512
Format
PAPERBACK
ISBN-13
9780385669597
ISBN-10
0385669593
Language
English
Published
2013-08-06
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