Required Reading

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Monday, April 23, 2018

Daddy’s Little Girl by Mary Higgins Clark


Ms. Clark did an excellent job in showing how readily love ones are to accept and project blame amidst a tragedy.   A young woman suffers an untimely demise.  Her demise not only ends her life but negatively impacts those around her.  Ellie, the sister, feels she should have done more.  Andrea’s parents both feel the same.  The loss of a child provides such trauma that all around it are impacted.

Frankly I thought the main protagonist, Ellie, was a flaming idiot on more than one occasion in the book.   However stirring emotion is something every author hopes to provoke so Clark did well.  

The human side of the story, not just the plot is a hallmark of Ms. Clark.   Her books never fail to delve into the motivations of her characters.

I recommend.

Web: http://maryhigginsclark.com/


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