From Publishers Weekly Bestseller Clark (Dancing in the Dark) delivers another well-crafted thriller. When Caroline Enright, a 34-year-old film and drama critic for TV's KEY to America morning show, lands an assignment to cover the Warrenstown, Mass., theater festival, she anticipates combining it with a getaway with her new husband, Nick, and a chance to bond with her aloof 20-year-old stepdaughter, Meg, who's an apprentice at the festival. The last thing Caroline expects as she leaves New York City for the scenic Berkshires is that she'll have to draw on her journalistic skills to unveil a ruthless murderer. With only six months of broadcast experience under her belt, Caroline has a lot to prove with the piece she has planned about Oscar-winning actress Belinda Winthrop, who's starring in a production of a new play rumored to be a contender for a Pulitzer Prize. But when Belinda mysteriously disappears, Caroline launches herself into an investigation—and finds Meg's life and her own in danger. With fresh characters, an idyllic setting and plot twists that will grip readers until the suspenseful resolution, Clark's latest is sure to be a summer hit. Author tour. (July) Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. Read more From Booklist Taking center stage in the latest Clark novel set in the fictional KEY News broadcast studio is film and theater critic Caroline Enright, whose love of the Academy Award-winning actress Belinda Winthrop provides her with the right background to review a new play in which Winthrop is starring at a festival in the Berkshires. It's a perfect opportunity to get away with her new husband, Nick, too, even if it means his less-than-accepting college-age daughter will be in tow. What should be a weekend of great theater and quaint surroundings turns violent as dead bodies begin to pile up. Quick and light; perfect summer reading. Mary Frances WilkensCopyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved Read more See all Editorial Reviews
N**O
Leave the lights on...
The suspense and subtle terror in this plot will have you turning ON the lights. This mystery-psycho-thriller will keep you turning pages long after you should get some sleep.Clark doesn't bleed all over the pages with graphic displays of violence, yet still gets the reader by the throat and won't let go.If you like strong characters, believe in the power - and deception of love - and don't mind turning pages all night long, then this book's for you.
V**U
Good read.
Mary Jane Clark has personal history in the news business, and this makes her books in this series very interesting. Her characters are always people you learn to care about, and the politics of the newsroom is enlightening. Good read.
P**R
Fantastic mystery
The story kept you hooked on reading it as fast as possible. It had so many twists that kept you guessing on how it would end
B**E
Five Stars
Another of her early books
D**.
Mary Jane Clark Does it Again
I mistakenly picked up a Mary Jane Clark a few years ago. Since that day I cannot stop reading her books. She knows how to maintain her characters from book to book and really know how to keep the suspense going. Keep up the GREAT work
A**R
Five Stars
She has good story lines that keep you turning the page.
E**D
Good writer, fun book
I like Mary Jane Clark's books so much. They are great, fast, simple reads perfect for vacation or just when I want a light book to enjoy during some down-time.
D**S
Lights Out Tonight
M J Clark has become a favorite author of mine and I will probably end up reading everything she writes
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