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not what I thought
When it was shown as a set of 8 books I expected to receive 8 books not one. I thought it was pretty deceptive. I could have picked up the book I received at any used book store for less than I paid here. ... Read more

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Death at the Cape
Great story.The item was in great shape and I am very pleased with my purchase.The packaging was in better shape than I would have imagined.The sound in the tape was very clear. I am very happy to be able to add this Mary Higgins Clark selection to my library. ... Read more

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A young girl explores the underside of New York City alone, while her mother searches for her, unaware that a sinister threat lurks nearby. ... Read more

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The Lost Angel
"The Lost Angel" by Mary Higgins Clark is a very good book for a younger reader.It is suspense anda happy ending all in the same book.This would be a great book for a pre-teen or a teen to curl up on the couch with, and spend an hour and a half reading and have finished a book. ... Read more

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Peopled by a colourful cast of characters and featuring bizarre twists and turns, this is a collection of eight Mary Higgins Clark stories of psychological suspense. They include her first published work, and a story written especially for the collection. ... Read more

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FIRST HIGGINS BOOK I READ.....
Loves Music Loves to Dance was the first book I had ever read by Mary Higgins Clark...several years ago. This book sold me on Clark and since then I've read many of her books.
I could not put this book down.I took it on vacation with me and did not budge out of my poolside chair until the book was finished....which...by the way....was disappointing.I did not want the book to end. I hope everyone enjoys this story as much as I.
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This revised edition offers an expanded discussion of the forms and conventions of suspense writing and new examinations of the novels and short stories published since 1996, including Daddy's Little Girl (2002). Plot synopses and analyses of character development are given, along with a explorations of the themes and issues in Clark's fiction. ... Read more

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Not as good as I expected it to be
I was hoping to find out more about HOW Mary Higgins Clark creates her thrillers. This book only gives plot descriptions to most of her books. If you are looking for a more substantial book that also discloses HOW MHC gets inspired and writes, read her autobiography "Kitchen Privileges". It would be perfect if it had 200 or 300 more pages...I read it on one single day and really loved it. ... Read more

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Two murders, over 100 years apart ...Following the acrimonious breakup of her marriage and the searing experience of being pursued by an obsessed stalker, criminal defense attorney Emily Graham accepts an offer to leave Albany and work in a major law firm in Manhattan.Feeling a need for roots, she buys her ancestral home, a restored Victorian house in the historic New Jersey seaside resort town of Spring Lake. Her family had sold the house in 1892, after one of Emily's forebears, Madeline Shapley, then still a young girl, disappeared.Now, more than a century later, as the house is being renovated and the backyard excavated for a pool, the skeleton of a young woman is found. She is identified as Martha Lawrence, who had disappeared from Spring Lake over four years ago. Within her skeletal hand is the finger bone of another woman with a ring still on it - a Shapley family heirloom.In seeking to find the link between her family's past and the recent murder, Emily becomes a threat to a devious and seductive killer. A killer who has chosen her as his next victim ... ... Read more

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En una fiesta en Manhattan, Maggie Holloway, una famosa fotógrafa de modas, se emociona al encontrase con su querida madrastra. Ahora viuda, Nuala Moore está igualmente encantada de ver a su hijastra después de tanto tiempo e invita a Maggie a pasar unas semanas en su casa en Newport, R.I. Pero cuando Maggie llega de visita, se encuentra que Nuala ha sido asesinada, aparentemente víctima de un robo. Maggie queda pasmada al enterarse de que ha heredado la encantadora casa estilo Victoriano de Nuala, pero se horroriza cuando comienza a sospechar que la muerte de Nuala no fue ocasional, sino parte de una intriga concebida por una mente enferma. ... Read more

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The fourth RHVP collection of bestsellers from the #1 New York Times bestselling "Queen of Suspense."RHVP has sold three-quarters of a million copies of the other omnibus editions.This new one contains three of her most popular novels, each netting over 500,000 copies in hardcover and over 1.5 million in paperback.Let Me Call You Sweetheart is about a plastic surgeon who is more dangerous with a scalpel than he should be!I'll Be Seeing You is about a TV reporter who gets involved with an unethical fertility clinic, and Remember Me is a modern-day ghost tale. ... Read more

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Great stories!!
I'm in the middle of reading the first story "I'll Be Seeing You" and so far it's awesome.The suspense is riveting and addictive.The condition of the book is in excellent condition.It looks and smells like new.

Thanks again for this product.

Remember Me
These three were my favorite books of all of Marys. I recommend buying this book (books). I promise you won't regret it!

Remember Me
Menley still has never stopped blaming herself for the the death of her two year old son although it was accidental. But now she has a new baby daughter and believes everything might turn alright. But she is wrong. Danger seems to be following her and her baby daughter. Why and who is doing this? A book filled with lots of suspense,I highly recommend it.

Typical Yet Suspenseful
Imagine walking down the street and seeing a woman you recognize.When you say, “hi”, she just looks at you and walks away.Confused, you continue walking when you bump into her again.This time she smiles at you.Now you are really confused.This is the case in Mary Higgins Clark’s, Let Me Call You Sweetheart.Let Me Call You Sweetheart is a typical Mary Higgins Clark book.There is the usual suspenseful story line, the beautiful woman who becomes involved in the story, and the exciting conclusion.The book kept my attention but Clark’s books tend to follow that similar plot which can cause the stories to become mundane.
While striving for a New York State judgeship, Kerry McGrath stumbles upon a questionable murder trial.The trial of Skip Reardon.Reardon was convicted for the Sweetheart Murder Case ten years earlier.Skip Reardon’s former father-in-law is Dr. Charles Smith, a well-known plastic surgeon.Kerry McGrath’s daughter, Robin, was in a terrible car accident, which left scars all over her face.Dr. Smith is treating her injuries.Kerry notices that some of Dr. Smith’s patients have identical faces.That of his dead daughter, the Sweetheart Murder victim.Kerry’s curiosity in Dr. Smith’s surgical practices leads her to search for the truth in the Sweetheart Murder Trial.Kerry’s interest in the case jeopardizes her nomination for judge since her boss prosecuted Skip Reardon.Clark lives up to her title as, â€~Queen of Suspense’ as the main character, Kerry McGrath, faces obstacle upon obstacle in her quest to free an innocent man.
As always, Clark develops various characters in detail.She gives the reader background information on each character.By the end of the novel each character is related to one another in an indirect way.For me, Robin McGrath’s character was too far-fetched for a ten year old.I do not know many ten year olds that have an extensive vocabulary and develop their own pictures for pleasure.Perhaps Robin is just a 5th grade genius.Robin refers to pictures she took of autumn leaves with this statement, “I showed you the great shots I got of them just as they started to turn, Mom.I know the ones I took this week with the colors at peak are terrific.”Robin seemed extremely wise for her age.An eccentric character in the book, Jason Arnott, seemed more believable than Robin.Jason Arnott, who was one of the suspects for the Sweetheart Murder, led a double life.Arnott had a hobby of burglarizing his friends’ homes.Arnott attended many high class social gatherings.At these parties, he memorized the lay out and security system of the house so he could break into the home a later date.Arnott had a secret home in the mountains where he kept all of his expensive stolen loot!Compared to Robin, the other characters and their lives were more believable.
I am a huge fan of murder mysteries.Let Me Call you Sweetheart had all the elements that make a great suspense novel.The story offers the reader a touch of romance with Kerry McGrath and a defense lawyer, Geoff Dorso.The development of their relationship is a nice sub-plot to the main story line.Geoff Dorso has a vital link to solving the murder case.Through this his relationship with Kerry is tested and tried.
Mary Higgins Clark does a magnificent job of weaving her story lines and characters together.She is always dropping subtle clues to help the reader figure out “who done it.”Let Me Call You Sweetheart is no exception.For those who have just found Mary Higgins Clark, this story was challenging to figure out.Being a fan of Higgins Clark, I was a little disappointed at how the endings to her novels are becoming repetitive.Overall, I enjoyed reading the novel.If you enjoy solving twisted mysteries read Let Me Call You Sweetheart.

Great Suspense
Actually it is "Let Me Call You Sweetheart" that I just finished.
It had been on my shelf for a long time, and I'm glad to have pulled it down even though a while after it is being sold separately.

A plastic surgeon is giving select patients all the same face...the face of his murdered daughter Suzanne.Suzanne's husband has been in prison for ten years having been falsely convicted of Suzanne's murder on the testimony of her father.
It's a great read.

I read I'll Be Seeing You and Remember Me some time ago, or else I would buy the new publication.If you have not read these stories you are missing a good dose of Mary Higgins Clark's talent. ... Read more

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An entertaining selection of original mystery tales features the works of Carole Nelson Douglas, Ed Gorman, Amanda Cross, Gillian Roberts, M. D. Lake, and others, read by Meredith MacRae, Mason Adams, Susan Anspach, Robert Forster, and other celebrities. ... Read more

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While My Pretty One Sleeps; Anastasia Syndrome; Where Are The Children. 3 Vols. ... Read more

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Muy bueno
Muy bueno
Great, Spanish is my second language and I love to practice it while reading Mary Higgins Clark ... Read more