Mary Higgins Clark

A student is accused of murdering her Professor, a crime of which she has no memory, but perhaps she possesses multiple personalities? Contains references of child abuse.

When Laurie Moran's husband was brutally murdered, only three-year-old Timmy saw the face of his father's killer. Five years later his piercing blue eyes still haunt Timmy's dreams, but Laurie is haunted by the killer's threat to her son as he fled the scene: 'Tell your mother she's next, then it's your turn…'

Mary Higgins Clark always knew she wanted to be a writer and she wrote her first story as a child. These memoirs trace her life, from her early years in the Bronx, when her mother was forced to take in paying guests; her brief career as a Pan Am flight attendant; her marriage to Warren Clark and her efforts to get her material published.

When George Washington stepped down as the President of the newly created United States of America, he returned, with his wife Martha, to their Mount Vernon home. Here the couple renewed the feelings and emotions of the early years of their marriage.

When their two year old son, Bobby,is killed in a car accident, Menley and Adam are shattered. But after the birth of a daughter, Hannah, they resolve to rebuild their lives. They rent a house on Cape Cod for the summer but peace eludes them when incidents start to occur which cause Menley to relive the horror of the accident in which Bobby died.

Three-year-old twins Kathy and Kelly are kidnapped on their birthday. On paying the ransom, only Kelly is returned. At first the parents believe Kathy is dead until she begins to communicate with her twin that she is still alive. The FBI spring into action to find the missing girl before it is too late.