An Unknown Woman Free Audiobook Download by Jane Davis

Unknown Woman is a dark and captivating book about two people who are brought together by events that send them down separate paths. One of the people is a woman who has taken a vow to have no contact with the outside world, while the other is a cop on duty at her house. The stories they share are intense, haunting, and feel more real than most novels. Each story has its own twists and turns that lead the reader to think twice.

One of the most frightening experiences in the process of writing can be when the manuscript never makes it to its final destination. This happened to Jane Davis with her novel, An Unknown Woman. The novel centers on a female protagonist going into labor and giving birth during a snowstorm. She struggles to find help from anyone, but eventually finds refuge with a man who appears at her doorstep one night. However, after a couple days with him, she becomes convinced that he wants to hurt her and eventually she escapes from him.

"An Unknown Woman" is a fascinating novel of a woman who has no name, no past, and no future. She is the "unknown woman" we see in the mirror every day. We see her face and know she's got to be somebody but it still feels like she could be anyone. At least, that's how this unknown woman feels. She sees herself as lost with no way out of the world or any hope of rectifying her situation so she just tries to survive each day as best she can and take care of those around her.

An Unknown Woman by Jane Davis is a fictional epistolary novel told in the form of letters written by two women: one, an anonymous woman writing to her friends, and the other, a wealthy New York widow.

Despite being told not to, Jane Davis begins an affair with one of her husband's partners. As the story progresses, she discovers a woman who has suffered a very similar situation and gets more involved in their struggle against the society they live in. This audiobook download is well worth your time

When Miss Crawley left school at 15, she could neither read nor write. She loved the theater, so she became an actress and then a singer. In pursuit of her career, she had to give up her only child. Time passed and when she was 40, she started to believe that there might be others who had been in her same situation and found peace in anonymity.