by Mary Higgins Clark
This author always amazes me! She tells what could be sad and dreary tales with a flair for the dramatic and ropes her readers in quickly! Good Book!
Mary Higgins Clark's second novel and her first suspense novel.Number 50 on the Mystery Writers of America's list "The Top 100 Mystery Novels of All Time." This list also includes Agatha Christie's book, The Witness for the Prosecution. Oh, wait. That was a short story, not a novel. Memory is a funn...
The story involves an innocent woman, Nancy Harmon, who was at one point convicted of the murder of her two young children and sentenced to the gas chamber in California. Released on a technicality, the key witness had disappeared so she couldn't be retried. She dyed and cut her hair, changed her na...
A splendid question. I was totally engrossed and continued to enjoy Clark's books for quite a while. I don't know if I could reread it, knowing what happens.
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