A Stranger is Watching

By: Mary Higgins Clark

Narrated by: Betty Buckley

Two years after Nina Peterson's brutal murder her husband Steve is still fighting to bring the killer to justice. Their six-year-old son Neil remains haunted by the terrible vision of the murderer's hands wrapped around his mother's throat. And Sharon Martin, who has grown to love both Steve and Neil, wishes only to ease their pain and suffering.
But as 19-year-old Ronald Thompson sits wrongly convicted on the eve of his execution, a stranger is still watching -- still plotting as he did before, living for the moment when he can kill and kill again...

Mary Never Disappoints

The story was good, although I was able to piece things together before they were revealed, so there were no surprises. Still, I enjoyed it. Ms. Buckley’s narration proved rather flat, but was easy in the ear.

Enjoyable

I enjoy all of Mary Higgins Clark books. She is one of my favorite authors.

Unusually good for an abridged book

I generally detest abridged books, but this one was easy to follow, and kept the story intact reasonably well. Had it been the full version, I probably would have given it 5 stars.

The performance was a bit dragged, but MHC has much better readers these days. This one did have clear pronunciation and enunciation. Very nice, as that isn't always the case.

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Loved this book, great author, will read more of her books. it was a fast read


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good plot

narrator great,ok story. love Mary Higgins Clark but this was not one of her best