NO PLACE LIKE HOME

Now in her 70s, Mary Higgins Clark is still the Queen of Suspense. Celia Nolan (born Liza Barton) is hiding a terrible secret, even from her new husband, Alex. At age 10, she accidentally shot and killed her own mother. Now Alex has surprised her with a gift---the very house where the murder took place. With sympathy and strength, Jan Maxwell steadily builds the fearful and dangerous path Celia follows to the truth, exposing the sham of her life and the identity of a new killer. This is a standard Higgins Clark formula, but a solid production and tempo offer a hefty helping of chills. M.T.B. © AudioFile 2006, Portland, Maine [Published: FEB/ MAR 06]