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| Nighttime Is My Time (Mary Higgins Clark, Paperback, 2005) |
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| This pulse-racing work from a bestselling master of psychological suspense features a serial killer attending his 20th high school reunion. The killer, who identifies strongly with owls, has murdered several members of the class over the years, in revenge for their treatment of him when he was a student. He has a few more targets lined up for this event, including college dean Jean Sheridan. Will Jean realize the threat to her life and be able to identify in time which of her classmates is ... |
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| No Place Like Home (Mary Higgins Clark, Audio, 2005) |
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| A killer insistently unearths a woman's traumatic past in this thriller by bestselling suspense writer Mary Higgins Clark. When Celia's husband, Larry, was dying, he asked her to promise that she would never reveal her true identity to their young son nor to anyone else. So Celia's new husband, Alex, is unaware that Celia was once Liza Barton, a 10-year-old girl who accidentally shot and killed her mother during an attack by her stepfather. Although Liza was acquitted, popular opinion ... |
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| The Christmas Thief (Carol Higgins Clark, Mary Higgins Clark, Audio, 2004) |
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| Thirteen years ago, con artist Patrick "Packy" Coogan Noonan stole $100 million from the investors of his fraudulent company, put $80 million of it into diamonds, and hid the diamonds up a blue spruce tree in Stowe, Vermont. Packy's just been released from prison and is ready to collect his ill-gotten gains; but unfortunately for him, that very same tree has been picked as Rockefeller Center's Christmas tree and is about to be transported to New York. This is the third time this mother and ... |
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| The Second Time Around (Mary Higgins Clark, Audio, 2003) |
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| Mary Higgins Clark weaves a medical mystery in which a biomedical researcher, purported to have cured cancer, dies in an airplane "accident," while fleeing from the authorities after it's uncovered that the cure was phony, and that many lost millions of dollars. |
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| The Second Time Around (Mary Higgins Clark, Audio, 2003) |
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| Mary Higgins Clark weaves a medical mystery in which a biomedical researcher, purported to have cured cancer, dies in an airplane "accident," while fleeing from the authorities after it's uncovered that the cure was phony, and that many lost millions of dollars. |
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| Kitchen Privileges (Mary Higgins Clark, Audio, 2002) |
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| Bestselling author Mary Higgins Clark writes about her early years, beginning with her Bronx childhood during the Depression with her widowed mother, to her own widowhood and the raising of her five children years later. She also writes about her beginnings as a storyteller, her illnesses, and her happy second marriage late in life. |
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| Kitchen Privileges (Mary Higgins Clark, Hardcover, 2002) |
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| Bestselling author Mary Higgins Clark writes about her early years, beginning with her Bronx childhood during the Depression with her widowed mother, to her own widowhood and the raising of her five children years later. She also writes about her beginnings as a storyteller, her illnesses, and her happy second marriage late in life. |
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| Kitchen Privileges (Mary Higgins Clark, Audio, 2002) |
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| Bestselling author Mary Higgins Clark writes about her early years, beginning with her Bronx childhood during the Depression with her widowed mother, to her own widowhood and the raising of her five children years later. She also writes about her beginnings as a storyteller, her illnesses, and her happy second marriage late in life. |
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| Before I Say Good-bye (Mary Higgins Clark, Paperback, 2001) |
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| America's "Queen of Suspense" delivers a genuine nail biter featuring Nell MacDermott, a young congressional hopeful with psychic powers, and her husband, Adam Cauliff, a successful architect. Adam, along with a few of his closest business associates, dies when his luxurious cabin cruiser explodes in New York harbor. Nell is obviously devastated. But her grief is compounded by the fact that she and Adam had a heated argument shortly before his death. Desperate to to make amends, Nell ... |
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| On the Street Where You Live (Mary Higgins Clark, Audio, 2001) |
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| Recently divorced, Emily Graham moves into her great-grandmother's childhood home in an old resort town on the New Jersey shore. When workers find a skeleton buried in the backyard, an age-old family mystery is solved: this is the body of Emily's great-aunt, who disappeared decades ago. But when the skeleton of a local teenage girl who disappeared only nine years ago is also found, Emily realizes the mystery is deeper and more frightening than she had thought. What she doesn't realize is ... |
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| On the Street Where You Live (Mary Higgins Clark, Audio, 2001) |
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| Recently divorced, Emily Graham moves into her great-grandmother's childhood home in an old resort town on the New Jersey shore. When workers find a skeleton buried in the backyard, an age-old family mystery is solved: this is the body of Emily's great-aunt, who disappeared decades ago. But when the skeleton of a local teenage girl who disappeared only nine years ago is also found, Emily realizes the mystery is deeper and more frightening than she had thought. What she doesn't realize is ... |
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| On the Street Where You Live (Mary Higgins Clark, Audio, 2001) |
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| Recently divorced, Emily Graham moves into her great-grandmother's childhood home in an old resort town on the New Jersey shore. When workers find a skeleton buried in the backyard, an age-old family mystery is solved: this is the body of Emily's great-aunt, who disappeared decades ago. But when the skeleton of a local teenage girl who disappeared only nine years ago is also found, Emily realizes the mystery is deeper and more frightening than she had thought. What she doesn't realize is ... |
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| We'll Meet Again (Mary Higgins Clark, Hardcover, 2000) |
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| Molly Carpenter Lasch, the beautiful wife of a renowned physician in Greenwich, Connecticut, is tried and found guilty for the murder of her husband. Desperate to plead her case before the media and the concerned public, Molly contacts an old school friend, Fran Simmons, who is now a successful television journalist. Despite the fact that all evidence points to Molly, Fran agrees to help exonerate her. But as Fran delves deeper and deeper into Molly's case, she slowly finds herself caught ... |
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| A Cry in the Night (Mary Higgins Clark, E-Book, 2000) |
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| Following a whirlwind romance, gallery worker Jenny MacPartland marries esteemed artist, Erich Krueger. She leaves Manhattan to live with him on his vast Minnesota ranch, away from everything she once knew. As Erich's behavior grows more erratic, Jenny begins to doubt his stability and to fear for her life as well as the lives of her children in another thrilling tale of suspense from Clark. |
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| Before I Say Good-bye (Mary Higgins Clark, Hardcover, 2000) |
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| America's "Queen of Suspense" delivers a genuine nail biter featuring Nell MacDermott, a young congressional hopeful with psychic powers, and her husband, Adam Cauliff, a successful architect. Adam, along with a few of his closest business associates, dies when his luxurious cabin cruiser explodes in New York harbor. Nell is obviously devastated. But her grief is compounded by the fact that she and Adam had a heated argument shortly before his death. Desperate to to make amends, Nell ... |
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| You Belong to Me (Mary Higgins Clark, Paperback, 1999) |
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| Dr. Susan Chandler, a clinical psychologist with a popular radio show, attempting to help a friend who was abducted by a serial killer, takes live calls on the air from anyone who might have information. When a frightened woman calls up with a hysterical confession that she knows the man they are looking for, Dr. Chandler is soon roped into a mystery that threatens to unmask a brutal murderer. |
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| We'll Meet Again (Mary Higgins Clark, Audio, 1999) |
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| Molly Carpenter Lasch, the beautiful wife of a renowned physician in Greenwich, Connecticut, is tried and found guilty for the murder of her husband. Desperate to plead her case before the media and the concerned public, Molly contacts an old school friend, Fran Simmons, who is now a successful television journalist. Despite the fact that all evidence points to Molly, Fran agrees to help exonerate her. But as Fran delves deeper and deeper into Molly's case, she slowly finds herself caught ... |
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