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Where Are You Now?: A Novel
by Mary Higgins Clark
from Simon & Schuster

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0

• I expected more
  I am a big fan of Mary Higgins Clark but this book was not as fast paced and intriguing as others. I was intrigued by the disappearance of the heroine's brother, by his Mother's Day calls every year and all the aspects of this story. I read the book quickly to get to the end of the mystery, which I will not reveal here. It is a good story worth reading but I liked other books from this author better. For instance, "Two little girls in blue" was much more exciting and suspenseful.

• No one does it better!
  Mary Higgins Clark has written another blockbuster. Fast-paced, cleverly plotted and unputdownable.
  Charles McKenzie Jr. ("Mack") went missing ten years ago. A Columbia University senior, about to graduate and already accepted at Duke University Law School, he walked out of his apartment on Manhattan's Upper West Side without a word to his college roommates and has never been seen again. However, he does make a ritual phone call to his mother every year on Mother's Day. Each time, he assures her he is... more info

• A very good who-done-it
  Each Mother's Day brings a call to Carolyn MacKenzie and her mother from the missing Charles MacKenzie Jr. It has been 10 years now since Mack first went missing. She plans to find her brother - dead or alive. With her father dying in 9/11 and Mack missing, Carolyn has had enough.
  And now young women are going missing and the police think that Mack has something to do with it. Carolyn goes back to the investigator that her parents had hired and asks him what he remembers. He does not believe Mack has a... more info

• readable and forgettable
  I decided to read a Mary Higgins Clark book to find out why she is a popular author, so I can't answer the useful question of how this compares to her other work.
  Clark starts the book with an interesting hook - a person is missing and although he contacts his family every year, he insists that they not try to find him. Although the writing was quite bland, this hook and the twists of the plot were enough to keep me reading. However, in order to really have page-turning suspense the reader needs to... more info

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