I've loved reading Mary Higgins Clark since I was a young girl. I had high expectations for this book given the four star review. This was the most disappointing read of my summer. The plot line was incredibly unrealistic and it was predictable from beginning to end. Don't expect for a surprising twist like many of her other books.

Absolutely loved this book. Once I started it I couldn't put it down !

So many characters, I had to hit search on most pages to track them. Haven't read one of her books in a while, but thought I'd try this one. It was pretty much the same as all of her others. Corny, predictable, totally cardboard cutout people who do not speak or behave like any people I've ever known. So many unbelievable incidents to tie everything into a pretty little package with a bow on it. Couldn't stop yawning while reading - my husband even commented on it! Skip this one.

I have been "hooked" on Mary Higgins Clark's novels since reading "Where Are the Children" many years ago when it was first published. I thought that it was a non fiction account of a famous child kidnapping case at the time! I have read all of her books and eagerly look forward to the latest one. "As Time Goes By" is excellent. The author always includes current vital issues in her stories. Discussion of the opioid epidemic is throughout, calling attention to a disturbing problem in our nation. Keep writing, Ms. Clark and I will keep reading your stories!

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I love all of Mary Higgins Clark's books. This by far was the best one. I actually cried at the end. I read it in a little over a day. You just can't put it down. I'm already looking forward to the next book!