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Mary Higgins Clark

Topic started by sangeetha_me on Thu Aug 31 20:13:23 2006. [Full View]

Hi..anyone reads Mary Higgins Clark here? She has done some real good novels.. like Daddy's little girl, A Stranger is watching, Weep no more my lady, While my pretty one sleeps etc

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From: pamrang on Mon Sep 4 14:24:44 2006. [Full View]

I did read a few MHC, though none of those that you have mentioned - did not enjoy it very much. I was always able to guess very early on who the culprit was, so, it was not very interesting. Maybe I should try one of these...
From: Alan on Sun Nov 12 4:33:24 2006. [Full View]

Are they detective novels?
From: sangeetha_me on Sun Nov 12 13:38:26 2006. [Full View]

Hi Alan

They are sort of like Sydney Sheldon's..some mystery..some thrillers..some romance..
From: Alan on Tue Nov 14 22:10:44 2006. [Full View]

oh i see. Thanks sangeetha!
From: sangeetha_me on Fri Nov 17 9:37:22 2006. [Full View]

You are welcome Alan !
From: sundararaj on Sat Dec 2 6:26:07 2006. [Full View]

No...so far not.
From: Tharuna on Sat May 26 2:40:18 2007. [Full View]

hi sangeetha,

am an ardent fan of Mary Higgins Clark . i've read ' On the street where u live' , 'A stranger is watching' , 'no place like home' and 'night time is my time'. i find them all interesting. she always has a woman to play the lead role and there is always a lot of mystery and suspense in her novels.
From: sangeetha_me on Wed May 30 12:00:08 2007. [Full View]

Hi Tharuna..yupp. you are right..I like her work too.

I just finished reading STILLWATCH... pretty good.
From: Suguna Kannan on Tue Jun 26 12:59:51 2007. [Full View]

I have read several of her books and find them interesting as light reading. Infact they are very good journey reading material.
From: bingleguy on Tue Jun 26 13:00:54 2007. [Full View]

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