Night-Time is my Time - Mary Higgins Clark

Mary Higgins-Clarke is not one of my all time favourite authors but I do have copies of quite a few of her books as they are a light read and when travelling around the country on trains etc I can normally get through one quite quickly. Whilst her books are not perhaps as simplistic as an Agatha Christie they are no where near as many twists and sub plots as you may find in a Ruth Rendell novel. The book its self is presented in very short chapters so for those who only read a few chapters at a time it is ideal as it does give several places in which you can stop for the night. In general her writing style is good and the plot lines do come together well One ...  Read the complete review

The Owl. Mary Higgins-Clark is one of those authors that I will happily read, though she doesn't rank in my favourites list of Horror writers. I suppose some people might question this and put her books under crime/thrillers, but it's a fine line between the two genres. Since she has written so many books, I feel obliged to give her a few lines of introduction, though it will be short since I do intend to review the author at a later date. She was born in New York and raised there, the daughter of an Irish immigrant and brought up by her mother when her father died when she was just ten year's old. She became a help to her mother, doing odd jobs and ...  Read the complete review