Description

At exactly 2:13 every morning, a light appears across Marrow Street. The apartment is supposed to be empty.

Former investigative reporter Nora Venn wants nothing more than a quiet life after walking away from the story that ended her career. But when the figure in the opposite window points directly at her—and a message arrives on her phone—Nora is pulled back toward an abandoned investigation involving hidden rooms, stolen records, and a surveillance system designed to make ordinary people afraid to speak.

The Last Window on Marrow Street is a compact psychological suspense novella about observation, fear, evidence, and the dangerous difference between what we see and what someone wants us to see.