Book Reviews of You Belong to Me

Mary at her best.... She never disappoints to come from behind with twists and turns and blindside you with thrilling story lines and characters. I kept my newer copy.

This book is spell binding. I couldn't put it down, I read the complete book in one setting.

I love her books, and she doesn't disappoint in this story.

A true page turner! I couldn't wait to see what the next page had in store for the characters!

Great mystery, page turner, quick read, hard to put down. Interesting plot, characters and surprising ending.

I liked this book quite a bit you will too if you like suspense. Is easy to follow.

this is my favorite book written by mary higgins clark, the suspense is intense, read it...i know you'll love it!

FANTASTIC AS ALWAYS.

Breathtaking novel from the diva of suspense, a psychopathic killer stalks lonely wonmen aboard cruise ships.

One of the best books I have read by Mary Higgins Clark!

Another good book from Mary Higgins Clark.

Psychologist Dr. Susan Chandler uses her call-in radio show to explore the issue of lonesome women who disappear and are later found to have been victims of seductive killers. She has no way of knowing she is exposing herself - and those closest to her - to the very horror she is warning other against.

The novel begins....on a luxury cruise with the killer eyeing his newest victim!!
If you only read one novel by the "Queen of suspense," Mary Higgins Clark, this is the one!

Another wonderful read by the awesome author herself.

Another fabulous book by America's Queen of Suspense. Same forumla, but she hits it out of the park!

A page turner for sure!

A friend gave this to me since I had never read a MHC book before. After about 30 pages I remembered why I had never read one... I don't like murder mysteries becuase they are just as similar as romance novels, they are predictable, lack depth and offer only superficial characters and relationships. At any rate, I finished the book and it was fine for what it was.

Mary Higgins Clark is always a winner to me.

Have not read this book.

When psychologist Dr. Susan Chandler uses her call-in radio show to explore the issue lonesome women who disappear and are later found to have been victims of seductive killers, she has no way of knowing she is exposing herself-and those closest her-to the very horror she is warning others against.

A psychopathic killer stalks lonely women aboard cruise ships.

GGOD BOOK! THERE WERE SEVERAL TO CHOOSE FROM AS TO "WHO DONE IT?" I THOUGHT I KNEW, BUT NOT QUITE UNTIL SHE LET IT OUT.

In this breathtaking new novel from the reigning diva of suspense, a psychopathic killer stalks lonely women aboard cruise ships -- giving grisly new significance to the lyrics of an old sweet song...

When psychologist Dr. Susan Chandler uses her call-in radio show to explore the issue of lonesome women who disappear and are later found to have been victims of seductive killers, she has no way of knowing she is exposing herself -- and those closest to her -- to the very horror she is warning others against.

After a listener calls in offering information about the mysterious disappearance from a luxury ocean liner of wealthy investment advisor Regina Clausen, the caller meets with a terrible accident. Or so say the police. As Susan begins to investigate, she quickly finds herself in a race against time -- and an assassin who targets not only vulnerable women, but anyone who might offer clues to his identity. Inching closer to the truth, Susan makes shocking dual discoveries: that the killer may be an important figure in her own life, and that she herself is marked for murder.

As unpredictable as it is daring, You Belong To Me delivers a series of electrifying jolts as Mary Higgins Clark makes yet another brilliant entry in the annals of classic suspense.

A psychopathic killer stalks lonely women aboard cruise ships giving grisley new significance to the old sweet song "You Belong To Me".

Call-In Radio Host, Dr. Susan Chandler finds herself in a race against time while trying to find the killer and stop the killing of these lonely women.

Great book

In this breathtaking new novel from the reigning diva of suspense, a psychopathic killer stlaks lonely women aboard cruise ships-giving grisly new significance to the lyrics of an old sweet song...

Being the psychologist behing the mike of a radio call in show should be pretty easy and safe...but....not for Dr. Susan Chandler. As Susan investigates an old murder, she finds herself the target of unknown forces. Will she be able to psych herself into finishing this quest? Read this page turner to find out.

Excellent book!!! This one kept me up all night...I just had to finish it.

Women go on a cruise ship and end up missing.

New book, had already read. Good story as always from Clark. A favorite from her first book

Excellent

The plot revolves around likeable call-in radio psychologist Susan Chandler who inadvertantly triggers a spree of seemingly unlinked killings when she decides to center a few of her broadcasts on the subject of disappearing women. Clark doesn't disappoint, she keeps you interested until the last page.

(From cover)...a psychopathic killer stalks lonely women aboard cruise ships-giving grisly new significance to the lyrics of an old sweet song..."You Belong To Me."

Good suspense thriller. Not for children.

A great suspense novel.

good book

"In this heartbreaking novel from the reigning diva of suspence, a psychopathic killer staks lonely women aboard cruise ships-giving grisly new significance to the lyrics of an old sweet song..."

A psychopathic killer stalks lonely women aboard cruise ships giving grisly new significance to the lyrics of an old sweet song.

When psychologist Dr. Susan Chandler uses her call-in radio show to explore the issue of lonesome women falling prey to seductive killers, she has no way of knowing that she is exposing herself - and those closest to her - to the very horror she is warning others against.

very suspense full. Everytime I read one of her books, it makes me want to read more.

great suspense without to much gore

When psychologist Dr. Susan Chandler uses her call-in radio show to explore the issue of lonesome women who disappear and are later found to have been victims of seductive killers, she has no way of knowing she is exposing herself - and those closest to her - to the very horro she is warning others against.

Dr. Susan Chandler, a clinical psychologist with a popular radio show, attempting to help a friend who was abducted by a serial killer, takes live calls on the air from anyone who might have information. When a frightened woman calls up with a hysterical confession that she knows the man they are looking for, Dr. Chandler is soon roped into a mystery that threatens to unmask a brutal murderer.

Honestly, it has been so long since I read this book I can't remember much of it, but Mary Higgins Clark is usually a good read.

Much like the real-life Dr. Laura Schlessinger, Dr. Susan Chandler, the star of You Belong to Me, is a clinical psychologist who hosts a call-in radio show. She's bright, sharp-tongued, and even has "shoulder-length dark blonde hair." Fortunately for Dr. Laura, the similarities end there. During an episode of Ask Dr. Susan, Chandler unwittingly gets herself tangled in the web of a dangerous serial killer. It begins innocently enough when Chandler invites Dr. Donald Richards, a criminologist/psychiatrist/author to talk about his book, Vanishing Women and the plight of lonely women who are preyed upon by calculating killers. Chandler is particularly interested in the disappearance of woman named Regina Clausen, a high-profile investment advisor who vanished on a luxury cruise. Chandler feels indebted to Clausen--an investing tip she offered on CNBC turned a modest birthday check into a "bonanza"--so the good doctor uses her radio forum to help crack the case. Sure enough, during the last moments of the show, a nervous, married woman who goes by the name "Karen" calls in with invaluable clues. Apparently, she was almost a victim and can identify the murderer, but is frightened to come forward because of an insanely jealous husband. As Dr. Susan pursues her timid witness and digs deeper into the case, she realizes a hair too late that she is also one of the hunted.