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Okay, final review for this morning! It's been a binge!! I picked this one up because I needed a 1995 title for the #19822022 challenge, and this ended up being one of my favorite MHC books I have read yet. Snappy pacing with short chapters kept me going. I really like Kerry a lot and appreciated her struggle with whether or not to keep pursuing the case. The red herrings were spot-on, and I didn't guess the murderer until almost the very end.⬇️

A good book for change

Robin was in a car accident and needed plastic surgery for the injuries on her face. This frightened Kerry, Robin‘s mother. Kerry was a prosecutor and one day when she was waiting for Robin at the plastic surgeon‘s office she realized a familiar face. She then started realizing this face on other women and realized this was the same face of the Sweetheart Murder victim. She begins to investigate which puts her and Robin‘s life at risk.

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The song “Let Me Call You Sweetheart” was written in 1910, the same year my grandmother was born. That‘s just one of the fun facts I learned at her 100th birthday party. (Doesn‘t she remind you of Queen Elizabeth?)
#sweetheart #literarylove

#GetMovin #AmericasSweetheart

In the 80s & 90s, I was very into Mary Higgins Clark books. It amazes me that she turned 90 this past December. She's published over 50 books, her most recent last month, and her mystery & suspense titles have stayed in print since "Where Are the Children" first released in 1975. I think that qualifies her as one of America's sweethearts and one of America's biggest and most enduring mystery authors.