By Mary Higgins Clark
2011 Book Review #94
Publishers Weekly Review
At the start of bestseller Clark's riveting new novel of suspense, Kay Lansing recalls her first visit as a six-year-old to the Carrington estate in Englewood, N.J., where her father worked as a landscaper. Twenty-two years later, she returns to ask the present owner, Peter Carrington, if she can use the mansion for a fund-raiser.
The two fall madly in love, and after a whirlwind courtship, they marry despite the shadow of suspicion that hangs over Peter regarding the death of a neighbor's daughter two decades earlier and the drowning of his first wife four years before.
After an idyllic honeymoon, the couple return to New Jersey , where a magazine article has caused the police to reopen the cases. The subsequent discovery of two bodies buried on the estate causes even Kay to doubt her husband's innocence.
My Thoughts: This review doesn’t mention that Kay’s father is also missing . Interesting concept. I like Clark ’s books, including this one.
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