The Girl at the Window

A forgotten name in the archives. A daring escape in the 17th century. A secret that echoes through time.

Rick Walters, an amateur genealogist, stumbles upon a curious name while doing research: Marie de la Motte. His discovery leads him deep into the archives-and into the remarkable tale of a young woman who, in 1666, helps Willem Bolnes-brother-in-law of the famous painter Johannes Vermeer-escape from a harsh workhouse in Delft. But where do they go? And what secret do they carry?

By coincidence, Rick teams up with Sandra Mulder, a popular TV presenter driven by ambition and eager to prove herself. Together, they follow Marie and Willem's trail across history, uncovering truths more thrilling-and dangerous-than they ever expected.

A gripping historical novel bridging past and present, The Girl at the Window is a story of mystery, discovery, and untold legacies.

The first book in the Walters-Mulder series, featuring an unlikely duo drawn into investigations that blur the line between buried secrets and present-day truths.

"Bold, distinctive, and innovative, Peters manages to establish his name in the literary world by fully following his own path-in the spirit of his characters."
-Thrillzone

For fans of dual-timeline historical fiction, Dutch Golden Age intrigue, and suspenseful quests into the past.