Mary Higgins Clark
Piece of my heart
In the latest thrilling collaboration from #1 New York Times bestselling author and “Queen of Suspense” Mary Higgins Clark and Alafair Burke, television producer Laurie Moran must solve the kidnapping of her fiancée’s nephew—just days before her wedding.
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The lost years
Under the promise of secrecy, Jonathan attempts to confirm his findings with several other biblical experts. But on the eve before his own murder, he confides to Father Aiden O’Brien, a family friend, that one of those whom he trusted most is determined to keep it from being returned to the Vatican. The next evening Jonathan Lyons is found shot to death in his New Jersey home. His daughter, twenty-seven year old Mariah, finds her father’s body sprawled over his desk in his study, a fatal bullet wound in the back of his neck, and her mother, Kathleen, an Alzheimer’s victim, hiding in the study closet, incoherent and clutching the murder weapon. The police suspect that Kathleen, who in her lucid moments knows that Jonathan was involved with a much younger woman Lily Stewart, has committed the murder.
I’ll walk alone
Two years after the day that her son, Matthew, was kidnapped in broad daylight in Central Park, Alexandra Moreland still finds herself torn between hope and despair. As no trace of Matthew was ever found, she has never been able to give him up for dead. But now, on what would have been Matthew’s fifth birthday, photos surface that seem to show Alexandra kidnapping her own child. Then, as her bank accounts are suddenly drained, and her reputation as a successful architect comes under immense pressure, Alexandra begins to suspect that someone is using her credit cards to steal her identity. But who would want to ruin her so completely? Hounded by the press, under investigation by the police, attacked by both her angry ex-husband and a vindictive business rival, Alexandra, sustained only by her belief that Matthew is still alive, sets out to discover who is behind this cruel hoax. Little does she realize that with every step she takes toward the truth, she is putting herself -and those she loves most – in mortal danger.
Le fantôme de Lady Margaret
Quel rapport peut-il y avoir entre les attentats qui ensanglantent Londres, visant la famille royale, et les recherches d’une jeune historienne sur la terrible Lady Margaret, décapitée au XVIIe siècle ? La vengeance, peut-être. Ou l’hypnose ? Le surnaturel, pour deux jumelles aux prises avec un psychopathe ; la passion meurtrière d’un jeune homme pour son ancien professeur ; amour, mort et loterie pour les deux amis de jour de chance : l’auteur de La Nuit du renard, grand prix de littérature policière, explore ici en cinq récits toute la gamme du suspense et de la terreur.
Trois jours avant Noel
Nora Reilly, célèbre auteur de romans policiers, n’a vraiment pas de chance. Passe encore d’être hospitalisée trois jours avant Noël pour une jambe stupidement cassée, mais quand son mari Luke et son chauffeur Rosita Gonzalez se font kidnapper par deux affreux méchants, Nora commence vraiment à se faire du souci. Pas tant pour le million de dollars que réclament les preneurs d’otages, mais bien pour la vie de ceux-ci. Heureusement, Nora a sous la main sa fille Regan, détective privée de son état. Celle-ci sera bientôt rejointe par Alvirah Meehan, une collègue bien précieuse. Sa couverture rouge ornée de houx mise à part, le récit n’a qu’un lointain rapport avec Noël, qui offre seulement une toile de fond à l’intrigue. Reste l’humour bon enfant et la curiosité pour un texte écrit à quatre mains et en famille, puisque pour la première fois la reine Mary et sa fille Carol ont décidé d’associer leurs détectives préférées.