Mary Higgins Clark - Best Selling Mysteries - Vol. 1

Based on the Bestselling Mystery Novels

MARY HIGGINS CLARK is one of the most critically acclaimed mystery writers of our time. 'The Queen of Suspense' has sold over 100 million copies of her novels in the U.S. alone. Known for her intriguing, clever and suspensful writing style, now you can enjoy 5 of her best-selling works adapted to feature films.

WHERE ARE THE CHILDREN? (1986)

Jill Clayburgh, Max Gail

Nancy Eldridge (Clayburgh) is a young mother faced with the nightmarish disappearance of her children. After being wrongly convicted of murdering her son and daughter from a previous marriage, Nancys new life is once again torn apart when her second family vanishes.

THE CRADLE WILL FALL (2004)

Angie Everhart, John Ralston

Prosecutor Katie De Maio (Everhart) is investigating the suicide of a pregnant woman who used the same clinic as her. When it begins to look like murder instead, the suspects become themselves become victims and Katie fears a serial killer is on the loose and she is the next "patient."

LUCKY DAY (2002

Amanda Donohue, Karen LeBlanc

After winning the lottery, Bill Regan is killed. His best friend, Nora, investigates Bill's last few hours prior to his murder. Plot twists and numerous suspects abound in this engaging mystery as she retraces Bill's path the day that he vanished.

LOVES MUSIC, LOVES TO DANCE (2001)

Patsy Kensit, Dean McDermott

A talk show producer faces her own guilt when she discovers that her best friend was murdered after answering an online personal ad. Against the wishes of Detective D'Salva, she begins a treacherous dating game, drawing the killer's sights to her.

ALL AROUND THE TOWN (2002)

Nastassja Kinski, Andrea Roth

Kidnapped as a child, 21-year old Laurie is now accused of murdering her popular English professor. While Laurie's family sets out to prove that she suffers from multiple personality syndrome, the professor's wife (Kinski) is left alone to avenge her husband's death.

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