" I enjoy taking a break from fabulous writing and reading a Mary Higgins Clark. Her books contain many characters, like Mauve Binchy, that are never fully developed. The story line, like a James Patterson novel, moves quickly. A race to the finish line, or to discover the killer. Clark does not utilize graphic murder scenes, which makes an easy read. Her stories are like settling down with an old storyteller. In this story, Carolyn, decides to find her brother, Mack, who has been missing for 10 years. The tale undercovers a serial killer, who knows that he will never stop killing. Clark presents a brief look at the thought process of a serial killer. "
— Debbie, 2/20/2014