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Mary Higgins Clark is known as the Queen of Suspense, but she deservedly wears a much bigger crown. With more than 85 million copies of her books in print in the USA, she is one of the reigning doyennes of the publishing industry.
Money was tight in the beginning as she strove to raise five children aged five to thirteen alone after the death of her husband. For her first Christmas as a single parent, Clark's sole gift to her children were personalized poems describing the things she wished she could have purchased for them.
Her debut novel, a fictionalized account of the life of George Washington, did not sell well, and she decided to leverage her love of mystery/suspense novels. Her first suspense novel Where are the Children? was sold to Simon and Schuster for the relatively small sum of $3000. Three months later, in July 1974, Clark received word that the paperback rights for the same novel had sold for one hundred thousand dollars. Two years after its publication, Clark sold her second suspense novel for $1.5 million.
As the reigning "Queen of Suspense", Clark is a "master plotter" who has the ability to slowly draw out the tension while making the reader think everyone is guilty.
All Around The Town
All Through The Night
Before I Say Goodbye
Daddy's Little Girl
Death on the Cape And Other Stories
Definitely, A Crime Of Passion
He Sees You When You're Sleeping (html)
Hook Man Speaks
I'll be Seeing You
Let Me Call You Sweetheart
Lottery Winner
Loves Music Loves To Dance
Moonlight Becomes You
Nighttime Is My Time
No Place Like Home
On The Street Where You Live.
Power Play
Pretend You Don't See Her
Remember Me
Silent Night
The Anastasia Syndrome And Other Stories
The Cradle Will Fall.
The Second Time Around
The Strand Interview
The Street Where You Live
We'll Meet Again
Weep No More My Lady
Where are the Children
Where Are You Now
While My Pretty One Sleeps
You Belong To Me

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