Pretend You Don't See Her

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Summary: This book was very true-to-life. It could happen to anyone.
Review: I started reading this book in the morning and couldn't put it down. I thought it was suspensfull and intriguing. There could of been just a bit more romance.

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Summary: A real page turner!
Review: I just finished this book and it was hard to put down! I always enjoy MHC's books and this is one of her best. The only complaint is that there were a few plot holes that didn't get resolved in my opinion..for instance, why did Lacey's brother-in-law get so upset at the mention of Heather's name? I do have to admit that the ending was a real twist..I didn't see it coming. All in all, a great read. END

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Summary: Great author, another great book.
Review: I am a recent college graduate and before my graduation did not read books for leisure that were not text books, class books, etc. I found this book exciting and well-written. I love MAry Higgins Clark and also loved this book!

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Summary: Far from her best effort
Review: I read this book just last week and I can't remember the name of the culprit that hired Sandy! I thought the "romance" was flaky and nauseous. AND!! why would anyone who feared for her life choose to go back to her home city!? Give me a break! A dissappointing book from a usually thrilling author. I hope the next one is better.

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Summary: A real disappointment.
Review: Boring!!! I usually finish a good book in a week (I also work for a living), this one took me three! Very dull and predictable reading about a character I couldn't grow to like. Great author, what happened here?

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Summary: Pretend This Isn't Predictable
Review: "Pretend You Don't See Her" is the first book of Mary Higgins Clark's that I have read, and it confirmed my suspicions about the quality of her work. Ms. Clark is no more than a glorified R.L. Stine, from her italicized character thoughts to her bland characterization. All of the prospective "foes" were poorly developed; none invoked true fear or mystique. The fact that the actual killer, Sandy Savarano, was known to the heroine (and there's ALWAYS a heroINE in MHC's books) drew from the suspense. The investigation of Heather Landi's journal allowed us few excerpts, and the lack of written groundwork for the extensive connections between the "bad guys" left an ending that signaled the author's boredom with her topic and inability to end with a bang. Stick to reading Agatha Christie or John Grisham. This one is a lightweight.

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Summary: ONE THE THE BEST BOOKS I HAVE READ IN YEARS!!
Review: I'M A COLLEGEE STUDENT AND DON'T HAVE A LOT OF TIME ON MY HANDS. FOR SOME STRANGE REASON I DECIDED TO READ THIS BOOK, AND IT WAS THE BEST DECISION I HAVE EVER MADE. IT LEFT ME GUESSING UNTIL THE LAST PAGES, AND THAT DEMONSTRATES THE CALIBER IT TAKES TO WRITE A WORTHWHILE NOVEL THESE DAYS. THUMBS UP!!! MARY HIGGINS CLARK JUST GOT HERSELF A NEW FAN!

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Summary: zzzzzzzzzzz
Review: This book did not scare me, was predicatable, and a lot of it didn't even make sense. When you go to an airline ticket booth and ask if someone is on a specific flight (or any flight) they will tell you outright that they CANNOT divulge that information. This was the turning point in the book when Sandy found out Lacey was headed to Chicago. Please! My sister loves M.H.C. This was my first M.H.C. book. I won't read anymore.

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Summary: Was a page turner; but very predictable.
Review: I found this book easy to read but I was able to guess (way too easy) what was going to happen next. I will be reading some of her other books. Maybe they won't be as easy to figure out.

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Summary: Not Very Pleasing
Review: I read he book and I was not impressesd seing that she has written other very good books, I think she is losing her touch. When I read the book I lost interest chapter 6, when I decided to finish the book I was very disapointed in her literary use. Mary you need to take a LONG vacation.