2008 Reviewer
Lessia
Rockwall, TX

Real Masterpiece of Suspense!

5 star rating

a fiction reader, avid reader, listening to books on tape, re-reading the classics, willing to pay for quality, married, appreciative of good service
Pros

    a slambam finish

Cons
    not very long

FEB
21
2008
What could I say? Mary Higgins Clark did it again. She really pushes buttons we never dreamed we had. I mean, her suspenseful stuff handled indeed with absolute authority. I'll just try  to give you the gist of it:  when  Laurie Kenyon, a  twenty-one-year-old student,  is accused of murdering her English professor, Allan Grant,  she has no  memory of the crime.  But at the scene of the homocide, her fingerprints are everywhere  - on the door,  on the curtain,  and on the knife  used to stab him to death.  Shocked and bewilded, Laurie is arraigned on a murder charge. Kidnapped at the age of four and the victim of two subsequent years of abuse and incarceration, Laurie has developed multiple personalities. The host personality, Laurie, is unaware of the others... especially "Leona ", who has written crazed love letters to Allan Grant and has secretly entered his home. Laurie's sister, attorney Sarah Kenyon, takes up her defense and brings in psychiatrist Justin Donnelly to help Laurie unlock the unbearable memories of her lost years. But Laurie's abductor, now a celebrated television evangelist, is still obsessed with her... and determined to avoid exposure.

With a terrifying twist at the climax, Mary Higgins Clark takes us on a breathtaking journey into the minds of a tortured young woman desperate to retrieve her memories, and the mesmerizing preacher whose unsavory past is only a prelude to his final, gruesome plan for her...

Did I spark your curiosity? I hope so. I'm sure, you'll enjoy the whole story.



I_thumb_up Mary Higgins Clark - All Around the Town is recommended by Lessia

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