Pretend You Don't See Her

I was 11 and checked this book out from the library getting queer looks from the librarian and my mom! they said oh you'll read that fine when they really didn't think I'd even start reading it. From start to finish it is suspensful about lacey farrel witnessing a murder, placed in the witness protection program and being hunted by a mass murderer. My best friend even grabbed the book from me and started to read it. we both finished it in two weeks and it is I think the best Mary higgens Clark book out there. I haven't yet to see the movie but I want to!

Pretend you dont see her by Marry Higgens Clark is about a girl named Lacy Farrell, a Manhattan real estate agent. Lacey befriends an elderly woman, Isabelle Warning, while selling Isabelle's daughter's house, Heather. Heather was killed in a supposed car accident, but Isabelle is determined that it was not. While Lacey is showing the house to a potential buyer, she is a witness to Isabelle's murder. Isabelle had Heather's journal in her hand, signaling that Heather's killer was exposed in it. Lacey copies the journal for Heather's father, as Isabelle instructed, but also made a copy for herself, for she is determined to find out who the killer was. The only problem is Lacey is the only person who can identify Isabelle's killer. Because of the potental of great danger, Lacey is put into the witness protection program. She is sent to Minneapolis, under the name of Alice. While she is there, she meets a radio broadcaster, Tom Lynch. They start to date, but then Lacey breaks it off because she has realized the killer has followed her to Minneapolis. She didn't want to expose him to danger. With the help of the journal, Lacey unravels the mystery of who killed Isabelle and Heather. Pretend you dnt see her is one of those books that the suspense gets to you. It's like waching a horror movie, you can't stop until the very end. The thing I like most about this book was it was based in Minnesota. It had many places that I had been to, like the International Airport, and Wayzata. I also can really relate to Lacey Farrell. She can't stand being away from her friends and family, and I dont think I could either. She is very courageous after she finds out that the killer has traced her back to Minnesota, and I hope that I can sometimes find the courage that she found within herself. I like Mary HIggens Clark's writing style because it is entertaining, but not confusing. She introduces all of the characters in the book thoroughly, which makes you wonder which one really is the killer. I would definitely recommend this book to everybody who has time to read, because once you start, you won't want to put it down for a second.

Mary Higgins Clark has not failed us with this one. Pretend You Don't See Her is a captavating story that keeps you always wanting to find out what is going to happen next. At the beginning of the story we are introduced to the main character in the story Lacey Farrell. Lacey is a prominent real estate agent in the hustling city of New York. While preparing to sell an apartment in the heart of the city, Lacey witnesses the murder of her client. From their her life was turned upside down. Being forced into the witness protection program Lacey believes she would be safe. But like any good thriller the plot only thickens by her discovery of new evidence that might capture the killer. By staying involved in the case, even though being warned not too, the murderer is close on Lacey tracks to hunt her down and lay to rest anyone who might be able to tie him or her to the murder. Mary Higgins Clark's Pretend You Don't See Her is an exciting book that keeps you wanting to keep turning the page to find out what will happen next. I would recommend this book to anyone looking for a good mystery with many twists and turns that keeps the plot interesting.

This exciting novel is about a woman named Lacey Farrell, who lives in Manhattan and is a real estate agent. One day she is witness to the murder of Isabelle Waring, whose daughter, Heather, was killed in a car accident. Lacey is placed in the witness protection program, and sent to live in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Before Isabelle died, she made Lacey promise to give her daughter's journal to her father, and asked her to read it too. Isabelle was convinced that Heather's death was not an accident. So Lacey takes the journal, gives the original copy to the police, gives a copy to Heather's father, and makes a copy for herself. But then she gets into trouble with the police, because they say that she could be charged with removal of evidence from a crime scene. While Lacey is in Minneapolis, somehow the murderer of Isabelle Waring has managed to track her down. I enjoyed reading this novel, because I liked being kept in suspense and not knowing what would happen next. I recommend this book to people who like to read suspenseful books with unpredictable plots. This novel is so unpredictable, it will keep readers guessing throughout the entire book.

Pretend You Don't See Her is one of Mary Higgins Clark's best. It starts off with a bang and keeps your adrenalin up through out the entire book. You won't be able to put down this incredibly suspenseful novel. I suggest you read it. The book is about a woman named Lacey Farrell, a real estate agent. One day, while showing a skyline co-op, Lacey is witness to a murder, and the dying words of the victim. The victim tells Lacey to take her dead daughter's jounal, which Lacey makes a copy for herself, then gives to the police. Lacey is put in the witness protection program and sent to live in Minneapolis. She then discovers that the killer has traced her to Minneapolis. Lacey heads back to New York, determined to find out who's behind the death's of two women, before she herself is killed.