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The Anastasia Syndrome and Other Stories
The Anastasia Syndrome and Other Stories
Author: Mary Higgins Clark
The Anastasia Syndrome. In the title novella, inspired by the true story of Anna Anderson, the woman who claimed to be the grand duchess Anastasia, daughter of the Russian Czar, a woman in love is forced to confront the demons of her past - and present - as a haunting sense of deja vu inexorably draws her toward the appalling truth about a wave ...  more »
ISBN: 180620
Publication Date: 1989
Pages: 214
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Publisher: Simon and Schuster
Book Type: Hardcover
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Short stories by Mary Higgins Clark. I'm not usually a big fan of short stories, but these all had Mary Higgins Clark's touch. Five stories included. The Anastasia Syndrome (of course), Terror Stalks the Class Reunion, Lucky Day, Double Vision, The Lost Angel.
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Mary Higgins Clark's many fans will welcome her frst collection of short fiction, because in it Clark continues doing what she does so well. -Cleveland Plain Dealer
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I enjoy MHC's short stories and had not seen this collection before.
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I thoroughly enjoyed this series of short stories. This writing style is much more intense than her later works.

Do not miss reading this one!
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Great lot of short stories by one of my favorites authors
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great collection of easy reading short mysteries
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Another one of her good books.
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Riveting, suspenceful short stories.
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A riveting and original collection of some of her best short stories--among my favorites being "Terror Stalks the Class Reunion" and "The Lost Angel" A true Clark classic.
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In the main story, Anastasia, an historical writer Judith Chase, is engaged to the future prime minister, Stephen Hallet. She is working on a novel though, and is caught up in a lot of other issues along with it. The evil mind of Margaret Carew, dominates Judith, and it is a true mystery as to what is happening within her mind. You really have to read into it to know what I am referring to here, but it becomes very frightening in many places as Judith experiences strange events. The psychiatrist, Dr. Patel, puts her under hypnosis, giving her a drug that makes her regress further into her confusing past.

The other stories in the book, were even scarier yet, than Anastasia


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