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Its a slow burn but it easily draws you in as you try to guess who the killer is. The only thing that frustrated me was how long it took to make the name connection. I did figure out the killers identity before Susan. The ending was well done and tied all the loose ends up. Theres a few little side stories that add to the depth of the plot. I really liked Susan, she was an interesting lead. 4*

My first time reading a book by her. I loved it. It was a quick read.

First, let me just say I freaking LOVE Mary Higgins Clark. As a kid, I went through and crime, thriller and mystery phase. I was obsessed with it all.

Anyway, this book was fantastic! I always love it when my thriller or mysteries have a romantic subplot. It just makes me a bit gooey inside. But better beware with this one.

Good

#HeyJune #FromMeToYou

I noticed when I was going through my GoodReads shelves looking for books with 'you' and/or 'me" in the title, that lots of them were about stalkers, obsessive love, killers, and other ways relationships go bad, so sorry Beatles--that's what I went with. ?It wasn't until after I made it that I realized that my collage of titles from my stacks kind of goes from you to me! Oh well, you get the idea. ?

The first Mary Higgins Clark I read (besides her Mount Vernon Love Story). Quick chapters, bit of thriller, not sure of the murderer until the very end. This had an interesting premise - single women vanish from cruises. One of the victims had a turquoise ring with the inscription "You Belong to Me" on the band. I would read another book by her.

I stayed up way too late last night finishing this book.... But I just had to know who the killer was! Yet again MHC hooked me right away and didn't let up until the very last page.