Robin M. (robinmy) -
Manhattan Real Estate Agent Lacey Farrell witnesses the murder of a client and realizes the murderer is a man she showed the apartment to that very day. Before dying, the victim begs Lacey to read her daughter's diary, and says her daughter, Heather, didn't die in an accident. Put in the Witness Protection Program and moved to another city, Lacey continues to look into Heather's death. But when the killer discovers where she is hiding, Lacey is on the run and must uncover the murderer before she is silenced.
I listened to the abridged version of this book read by Randy Graff. Graff does an excellent job with the various characters in the story. The mystery is interesting, but drags in places. The villain was a surprise for me. I had guessed someone else. My biggest problem with this book was the heroine's TSTL moments. Telling people what city you are hiding out in is a really stupid move. My rating: 3.5 Stars.
I listened to the abridged version of this book read by Randy Graff. Graff does an excellent job with the various characters in the story. The mystery is interesting, but drags in places. The villain was a surprise for me. I had guessed someone else. My biggest problem with this book was the heroine's TSTL moments. Telling people what city you are hiding out in is a really stupid move. My rating: 3.5 Stars.
Real Estate Agent witness a murder and becomes hunted by the killer.
Debbie G. (horseyperson) reviewed Pretend You Don't See Her (Audio CD) (Abridged) on + 38 more book reviews
Lacy Farrell is a real estate agent who is selling a condo for her client who lost her daughter in a tragic car accident. Her client is murdered and Lacy sees the killer. She has to go into the Witness Protection Program. Lacy decides the only way to get her life back is to help the police trap the killer. Can she do this or will the killer find her first.
This is my second favorite book by Mary Higgins Clark. It is worth the read and/or listening to it on Cd.
This is my second favorite book by Mary Higgins Clark. It is worth the read and/or listening to it on Cd.
