“I have always enjoyed Mary Higgins Clark’s books, however her last few books have been very inconsistent, good, not so good, and then good again. This is apparently an off year.

Liza Barton was ten years old when she was acquitted of the murder of her mother. She claims she was protecting her mother from her step father. He claims she hated him, and murdered her mother in cold blood. Now 25 years later Liza, now known as Celia Nolan, is married and the mother of a four year old. Her...”

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