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A review by katladson
Deck the Halls by Carol Higgins Clark, Mary Higgins Clark
5.0
Nothing says Christmas quite like a kidnapping. Excited to spend Christmas with her family in Hawaii, Reagan Reilly (P.I.) flys back home to New York to get ready for the trip. Unfortunately right before they leave, her mother (famous mystery writer Nora Reagan Reilly) has an accident and breaks her leg. Now unable to fly, the family makes arrangements for Christmas in New York. Luke Reilly heads out to run some errands, when he and his chauffeur are kidnapped! It's a race against the clock to get them back before Christmas.
This book is very worthy of 5 stars in my opinion. The amount of detail crammed into this 300 page novel is astounding. This book involves established characters from Mary Higgins Clark and Carol Hagen Clark's previous novels. That being said, I did not feel like I had to stop reading and go back to read previous books they were in. Enough information about them was given to me to be able to understand who these characters were, and how they fit into the story. I would love to go back and read some of the other novels that include them.
Deck the Halls is different than most mystery books that I've read. It includes not only story lines of the protagonist, but the antagonist as well. It is nice to have a well-rounded story that shows you all of the details going into the plot line. I would recommend this book to anyone who loves a good crime novel with a holiday theme.
This book is very worthy of 5 stars in my opinion. The amount of detail crammed into this 300 page novel is astounding. This book involves established characters from Mary Higgins Clark and Carol Hagen Clark's previous novels. That being said, I did not feel like I had to stop reading and go back to read previous books they were in. Enough information about them was given to me to be able to understand who these characters were, and how they fit into the story. I would love to go back and read some of the other novels that include them.
Deck the Halls is different than most mystery books that I've read. It includes not only story lines of the protagonist, but the antagonist as well. It is nice to have a well-rounded story that shows you all of the details going into the plot line. I would recommend this book to anyone who loves a good crime novel with a holiday theme.