When it comes to books, I’m not really into horror stories. But this got my attention right after hearing that it was based on a true story. I first read this story way back in College. I was returning a Mary Higgins Clark book when I bumped into it.
I really like this book. I first read this when I was in college and I remember one time while I was in our class, I couldn't concentrate on our lesson because I got so excited on what will happen to the story. I can’t complain more in its characters for the story can be…
Just like her other books, it introduces a lot of characters which makes it so hard to keep track of. She introduced them in a very detailed way that would make you think he/she was the bad guy. What a great technique eh? Her style of "who done it" never fails to amaze me.
The story started 22-years ago when Peter Carington, was questioned for the disappearance of an 18 year old Susan Althrop, who had vanished following the formal dinner dance she had attended at the Carington mansion. He was suspected but there's no evidence that could pin him.
This story was about these two sisters namely, Kate and Hannah, who lost their mother at an early age due to a boat accident. Years later, a grown up Kate was left in coma after a deadly fire that took place in their family owned warehouse of furniture reproduction.
