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A review by luffy79
All Through the Night by Mary Higgins Clark
3.0
This harmless but unambitious book was a quick read, despite not being a novella. That's it from me, that's my review... but if I want to point out something it's that this is part of a series, and I read the 3rd book unknowlingly.
The similarities between Mary Higgins Clark and her daughter Carol are quite evident. Mary developed her trademark style over the years, while Carol took some kind of seminar from her mother. Carol has more humor to her books, as a kind of dry, deadpan style.
Mary has her dark books and her light books, and I've enjoyed both types. This one was such an enjoyable read, that for once I cannot take the pulse of the book and tell you what makes it tick. I think it deserves more than the average 3.70 points that is attached to the book. Now I'm reading book 2 and it's even better, yet lower in the ratings, with 3.66 points.
The similarities between Mary Higgins Clark and her daughter Carol are quite evident. Mary developed her trademark style over the years, while Carol took some kind of seminar from her mother. Carol has more humor to her books, as a kind of dry, deadpan style.
Mary has her dark books and her light books, and I've enjoyed both types. This one was such an enjoyable read, that for once I cannot take the pulse of the book and tell you what makes it tick. I think it deserves more than the average 3.70 points that is attached to the book. Now I'm reading book 2 and it's even better, yet lower in the ratings, with 3.66 points.