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This was actually one of my favorite MHC books I've read, although a lot of other reviews found it too jumbled. I liked the way that every time I thought I knew which person was the bad guy, someone else said something that made me give him the side eyes instead.

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Jean Sheridan, college dean & historian, returns to Cornwall-on-the-Hudson, NY, to attend the 20 year reunion of Stonecroft Academy. Also amongst the attendees is the “Owl“, a serial killer who has spent years tracking down & murdering the women who he thinks wronged him as a teenager. Only Jean Sheridan & Laura Wilcox remain alive of that group & they will both be at the reunion. Perfect timing to complete his murderous mission. (Continued)

Two selfies. Top one is my favorite holiday cocktail or drink. Eggnog with a splash...ok a couple splashes...of rum. The quote on the cup is from The Prophet by Khalil Gibran.

The bottom picture is of a wrapped and unwrapped gift for my grandma. Both gifts are books. I didn't want to take a selfie of me in the middle of wrapping so I'm doing a before and after instead.

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I love a good mystery by this lady..May She Rest In Peace

When a transformer blows up, but you need to feed your addiction, you kick it old skool style!

I've not read this one by Clark, but I get a slight creepy vibe from the title...#becausethenight #rocktober

I was very drawn into this story and went along assuming I knew "whodunnit" which was fine, I wanted to see how it all played out. But at the very end the big reveal was a complete shock (I'm sure intentionally), but such a shock that I thought I'd read the whole book incorrectly! Not sure we were given enough story to make me have an excited, "What!?" moment, it was more of a subdued, "Huh?" 3.5 stars

I used to LOVE MHC books when I was younger, but now they're a bit predictable and not real deep. A good suspense/palate cleanser read though.

I couldn't think of a horror book from my early life, but this is the first book I remember truly freaking me out. I read it in middle school — when I was obsessed with Mary Higgins Clark. Even though it made my skin crawl to read from the killer's perspective, I couldn't put it down. It gave me waking nightmares. Perhaps that's why it's the only one of hers I really remember. #allhallowsread #scaryreads #scaretober