2011 The Magical Christmas Horse (illustrated by Wendell Minor).2004 The Christmas Thief (with daughter Carol Higgins Clark).1996 My Gal Sunday: Harry and Sunday Stories.1994 The Lottery Winner and Other Stories.Like Voices in the Coal Bin, never officially published out of anthologies) 1993 Milk Run and Stowaway (Two stories.1993 Death on the Cape and Other Stories.1990 Voices in the Coal Bin (short story, only available as an audio book with Carol Higgins Clark's That's the Ticket).1989 The Anastasia Syndrome and Other Stories.1968 Aspire To The Heavens (Nyutgjeve i 2000 som Mount Vernon Love Story).Mange av bøkene hennar har vore på bestseljarlistene og fleire av dei har blitt filmatisert.īibliografi Ho har skrive ei rekkje spenningsromanar. desember 1927) er ein amerikansk forfattar frå Bronx i New York. Even if you’re a mystery novel connoisseur, I can promise that you won’t guess the ending.Romanforfattar, skribent, barnebokforfattar This book will keep you on the edge of your seat from start to finish.

Just when you think you’ve pieced together the clues and solved the mystery, the plot twists and you realize that things weren’t quite what you assumed they were. Clark knows how to stay exactly one step ahead of the reader at all times. I was floored by how masterfully the books were constructed. Initially, I was drawn to this book because I’m an avid fan of anything mysterious, suspenseful, or thrilling, and I’d heard that Mary Higgins Clark was a prolific and talented writer-which she absolutely is, having written 51 bestsellers throughout her career. This book will take you by surprise, make you laugh out loud, and keep you guessing every time. Along the way, Pat rekindles a romance with hunky Congressman Sam Kingsley, navigates the tricky minefield of political scandal, and discovers the truth about her dark past by living in the house where her own parents were murdered over twenty-five years prior. Pat Traymore, a young television journalist rapidly making a name for herself in the entertainment news field, is given the opportunity of a lifetime: to make a groundbreaking documentary about the personal and professional life of the oh-so-secretive Virginia senator Abigail Jennings. Stillwatch by Mary Higgins Clark embodies every good thing about the mystery suspense genre.