Pretend You Don't See Her book by Mary Higgins Clark
By Mary Higgins ClarkPretend You Don't See Her book by Mary Higgins Clark
Placed in the federal witness protection program after seeing a murder, Manhattan real-estate agent Lacey Farrell nevertheless must solve the case before she becomes the next victim. Published By Simon and Schuster on 1997
Book details
- Paperback
- 324 pages
- English
- 9780671867157
- 0671867156
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