Loves Music, Loves to Dance

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Summary: Loves Music, Loves to Dance
Review: I could not put this book down. I truly believe that it is one of MHC's best. The way she connects the characters makes you think it could have been anyone of the men. She did not just let the clues fall into place. The people really had to work to figure out who was the actual killer. I did not figure this out until almost the end. This book would be perfect for any fan of a good mystery novel!

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Summary: Left Me Breathless!
Review: This book is definatly a favorite. THe action and mystery gripped on to me until the very last page. Suggested to ANYONE!

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Summary: complicated but it was good
Review: I overall enjoyed this book, it has a lot of suspense and u will NEVER EVER guess who the killer is (when it tells u i stared at the page 4 a whole minit). The problem with this book is that there was to many charecters for me to keep track of i ended up thinking that Nans brother was the murderer for a while and when she started falling in love with someone i was kinda confused coz i thought he was 50ish(it turned out i had the wrong charecter). I wouldnt recomend this book to ne 1 under 13 coz thats how old i am and it confused me.

Appart from that it is a very good mystery about a serial killer who kills girls and leaves them to b found with a dancing shoe on one foot and their origanal shoe on the other. He finds his victems through the personal adds and Darcy Scott and her friend Erin are answering personal adds to help a friend of theirs with research for her TV program. It has a lot of suspense and i would recomend it to most people.

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Summary: A Non-stop thriller
Review: Loves Music, Loves to Dance was awesome. I mean I could not put it down. The interesting thing is that I usually dont like reading books or I never seem find any that interest me but this one is great. I read it in like two days and i would have finished it earlier i just had school. This is one of those cool who-done-it books and i had no idea who the killer was until the very end. Seriously, though i recommend this book for any one that doesn't really get involved with books because by the time your done with this one you be reading all of Mary Higgins Clark. So check it out and see what you think of this Suspense

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Summary: HATES THIS BOOK, HATES THIS AUTHOR
Review: There's this girl, and, like, stuff happens to her. That's all I remember, because this book is THAT BAD! I can faintly remember a part about a shoe, but I don't remember that either. Mary Higgins Clark just tosses characters out to you and expects you to understand who they are and where they come from. The book lagged. It took the whole stinkin' book just to get to the stupid point. Talk about beating around the bush. Just a book about why you shouldn't date a guy from a singles ad, as if most of us don't know that already. This book doesn't deserve to be called a book. It's a waste of paper and several hundred pages of TORTURE! Read the back of the book to get the idea of what happens.

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Summary: An edge of your seat thriller!!
Review: Loves Music loves to dance is probaly one of the best books I have read. It keeps you on the edge of your seat, never wanting to put it down. Some parts were so intense I had to just put the book down for a bit but then had to pick it back up. You get so into the charecters it is kind of scary.

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Summary: Dancing Slipper Murder
Review: Loves Music, Loves to Dance, one of the many favorite mystery novel by Mary Higgins Clark, American's best-loved and best-known of suspense story. In this captivating, yet chilling novel, Mary Higgins Clark outlines a nightmarish situation that lie just beneath the surface of everyday's life, where a psychopathic killer enacts a bizarre dance of death. Nan Sheridan, a beautiful girl with silky blond hair, was found dead in the wooded area near her home the morning after her nineteenth birthday, with her jogging shoe on one foot and a mysterious dancing slipper on the other. Fifteen years later, an innocent correspondence to personal ads led to the disappearance of Erin Kelley. Her body was found on an abandoned Manhattan pier soon after, with her own shoe on one foot and a high-heeled dancing slipper on the other. Driven by guilt, Erin's best friend Darcy Scott sets out to meet the men Erin had dated, hoping to find her killer with the help of Chris Sheridan. What Darcy does not know until it is too late is that she has been targeted as the killer's next victim. Loves Music, Loves to Dance is one of the best books I'd read. It begins with a captivating introduction of the psychopathic killer, and reaches a swift and chilling climax as it approaches to the end. What I love most about Loves Music, Loves to Dance is the mystery of the killer's identity; he is the person whom I least suspect. Unlike Mice and Men, by John Steinbeck, Loves Music, Loves to Dance provides a sensational entertainment to its reader, rather than a deep meaning in which one should interpret. I suggest this book to anyone who loves a good mystery story before settling in for the night.

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Summary: If she'd only known.......
Review: This is a fascinating book! Definately MHC at her best! Erin Kelley and Darcy Scott, best friends since college,have found theirselves at a high point in their life. Both have promising careers,and love to dance. To help a friend with a documentary, Darcy persuades Erin to answer personal ads. All goes well until one night when Erin disappears. Later, her body was found partially thawed on a pier in Manhattan. On one foot was her own boot, but on the other was a spiked heel dancing slipper. At first, it seems as if Erin was the victim of a copy-cat murderer- because of a program shown on telivision the night before about a girl who died the same way- but Darcy and an FBI agent know that the deaths are linked; not only to each other, but to the other missing women who answered personal ads. Darcy blames herself for Erin's murder, and seeks to find the man who killed her, by dating men from personal ads herself. What Darcy does not know is that she has been chosen by the murderer, to die. And this time, he won't give her back. I enjoyed this thriller with its high level of suspense. MHC is a great author and wrote this book with great detail. I recommend this to anyone, especially those who love music, and love to dance.

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Summary: Good, Classic Mary Higgins Clark
Review: This book is another fine mystery from Higgins Clark. The characters are well drawn and the plot is intricate enough to keep readers attention until the end. What I especially enjoyed about this book was the subtle touches of humor throughout the story. However, it is still a dark, deadly mystery with the usual surprise ending. If you are a mystery genre fan, this book is a great read.

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Summary: not her best......
Review: ive tried to read this book FIVE TIMES!!!!!!!! every single time i get about 1/3 of the way through and its SO BORING that i have to stop for fear of falling asleep in English Lit Class (a fatal crime, let me assure you!)