The Face At The Window.

The Face At The Window. By Kiran Manral.

"The Face At The Window" is a horror-based genre storybook written by Kiran Manral. She was a journalist before turning to a fulltime mother. She was one of the top bloggers in India before she turns on to write fiction. And she now lives in Mumbai with her family.

The story of " The Face At The Window" is a little scary, full of suspense and rich with detail. The author has created an atmosphere that weird with a heartbreaking and racy ending

"The Face At The Window," is the story that explains What if at the end of one’s life, one realizes that one has lived out a lie?. It tells the story of a lady, Mrs. McNally, a retired school teacher. Who lives alone in a cottage of a hill station at the foothills of Himalayas. The story starts when Mrs. Mcnally is nearing the end of her days, and he has some secrets and if that revealed it could shatter the two people she cares about the most. They are her daughter Millie and her granddaughter, Nina. She is torn by her desire to reveal the truth that could change Millie’s life, and the needs to let things continue as they are now, Mrs. McNally grapples not just with ghosts from her past, but also a strange, vicious presence in the house she lives, want something from her. Will, she ever finds the peace that eludes her, will she get rid of this haunting existence in her house. And more importantly, will she find closure? This is a gently nuanced, layered story that deals with the lack of identity and an eternal finding of self. "The Face at the Window" holds a mirror to the fears we are all afraid to voice, the fear of aging, the fear of not belonging, and above all, the fear of having no one to love you at the end of your life.

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   Product details:

• Paperback: 246 pages
• Publisher: Amaryllis
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 9789381506783
• ISBN-13: 978-9381506783
• ASIN: 9381506787
• Package Dimensions: 21.2 cm x 13.2 cm x 1.2 cm