The Shadow of Your Smile
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| Rating | : | 4.14 (646 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1442347597 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 174 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-07-17 |
| Language | : | English |
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Susan Cecere said Great Mary Higgins Clark Book. I enjoy all Mary Higains Clarks book's. I stared reading them as, a young wife and mother, working as a RN part time.It was wonderful after gething my young children to bed to snugget up and begin reading.Now my grandson is my special man. He will be 1Great Mary Higgins Clark Book I enjoy all Mary Higains Clarks book's. I stared reading them as, a young wife and mother, working as a RN part time.It was wonderful after gething my young children to bed to snugget up and begin reading.Now my grandson is my special man. He will be 13. I am now 60 and I am still reading her latest book, while already looking forward to the next book.. . I am now 60 and I am still reading her latest book, while already looking forward to the next book.. DIYdivawannabe said Decent "beach" read. First of all, thank you Mrs. Clark for all of the written works you have given us. I have enjoyed them every time I read them and re-read them.The basic premise of this book "Who are my ancestors?" is not original, but interesting none the less. It is not always clear whom the main character actually is or what the main thesis(s) of the novel is/are: medicine vs religious faith, or who am I? The various sub plots quickly overtake the main plot lines, the love interest is barely touched on and that relationship seems to . "Great Book" according to Fidget. Mary Higgins Clark has always been my favorite mystery author. This book held my interest and I was able to finish it in record time.There were two things that made me feel that this book was not quite as good as some of her other books. There were so many characters included in the plot. I think it would have been a stronger story if there had been fewer characters. Secondly, I was able to predict the murderer earlier in the book than usual.In spite of these two flaws, I still enjoyed the book very much. I would recomm
Mary Higgins Clark is the author of dozens of worldwide bestselling novels, most recently I’ll Walk Alone. She lives with her husband John Conheeney, in Saddle River, New Jersey.
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