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Suspenseful Debut of " Under Suspicion" series by Mary Higgins Clark

Opening with murder on a children's playground, with 3yr old Timmy Moran as the only eyewitness, you are immediately drawn into a web of suspense. Five years later, his mother, Laurie, a Reality TV producer, remains haunted by the specter of the Killer known as " Blue Eyes". Inspired by her own life events, Laurie launches " Under Suspicion", a true crime, cold case television show. This series will launch with the 20 year old unsolved murder of socialite Betsy Powell, who was killed the night of her daughter's "Graduation Gala". Laurie hopes the "sensationalism" of the story & its re-enactment with real survivors will crack the case. Will the Killer unknowingly be invited to participate? There are so many prime suspects, with many hidden motives & sub plots, you will be kept guessing until the very end.       


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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on July 14, 2015
Looks like a good one for people who like cold case mysteries and whodunits with lots of suspects.

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