Gypped: A Regan Reilly Mystery (Regan Reilly Mysteries, #18)

Rate this book

Clear rating

1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars

Gypped: A Regan Reilly Mystery (Regan Reilly Mystery #18)

3.34 of 5 stars 3.34 · rating details · 829 ratings · 168 reviews

When Regan Reilly returned to the West Coast, where she began her career as a PI, she never imagined that her unsuccessful appearance on a game show seven years earlier would throw her trip totally off course! REGAN REILLY is in Los Angeles with her husband, Jack, head of the NYPD Major Case Squad. After Jack finishes his meetings with the LAPD, the couple may head north...more When Regan Reilly returned to the West Coast, where she began her career as a PI, she never imagined that her unsuccessful appearance on a game show seven years earlier would throw her trip totally off course! REGAN REILLY is in Los Angeles with her husband, Jack, head of the NYPD Major Case Squad. After Jack finishes his meetings with the LAPD, the couple may head north to the wine country, or may head south to Baja. Their only plan is to see which way the wind blows.

The first day back, Regan goes shopping at an upscale new mall in West Hollywood. To her surprise, she runs into Zelda, a woman she’d become friendly with seven years before at a television studio in Burbank, when they were waiting to appear on the game show Puzzling Words. They haven’t seen each other since.

Zelda and Regan didn’t win much money, but Zelda made up for it! A year ago an elderly neighbor she barely knew left Zelda eight million dollars. She has been enjoying her newfound wealth but is aware of the need to give back. At a recent fundraiser, she bid on a week’s stay in an old Hollywood Hills estate and was the lucky winner. She’s currently in residence there and invites Regan to a party at the mansion.

While Jack attends a business dinner, Regan goes to Zelda’s by herself, unaware that she is being followed. Regan is more than surprised at the run-down condition of the house and grounds. People should be paid to stay here, she thinks. Zelda introduces Regan to a colorful cast of characters, including her old neighbors, friends from her yoga class, a filmmaker, Zelda’s financial adviser, her bookkeeper, and her personal assistant. It’s all good fun. As the guests are leaving, Zelda asks Regan to stay for a cup of tea. They’ve barely sat down to chat when Zelda falls ill. A worried Regan doesn’t want to leave Zelda alone and decides to spend the night at the isolated, aging estate. It’s not long before Zelda asks Regan to investigate people in her life, starting with her father’s new wife, Bobby Jo. The couple said “I do” in the back of a cab at a drive-through chapel in Las Vegas after only three months of togetherness.

Has Zelda’s windfall put her in danger? Regan is determined to find out, not knowing that she’s a target herself!(less)

Hardcover, 224 pages

Published April 3rd 2012 by Scribner

more details... edit details

Get a copy:

More…

Friend Reviews

To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up.

Lists with This Book

This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Add this book to your favorite list »

Community Reviews

(showing 1-30 of 1,488)

filter | sort: default (?) | rating details

Apr 07, 2013 Ben rated it 1 of 5 stars

Mary Higgins Clark books are a guilty pleasure. Read aloud with my significant other, they are a laugh riot. The short chapters, predictable events, stereotypical characters, and mild suspense make for a handful of fun evenings.
Gypped was the first Carol Higgins Clark book we read together. Judging by this book alone, it seems Carol does not share her mother's talents.
We bought this book because the title is so obnoxiously offensive. "Gypped" here refers to exactly the stereotypically racist act...more

1 like · like · see review

Aug 21, 2012 Doris rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Only 4 out of 5 stars, because even though I enjoyed it, there were several points that I took issue with.

I picked this audio book from the library shelves because I can always count on Carol Higgins Clark's "Reilly" stories for a feel-good read, with a light mystery and a satisfying ending.

This book delivered all of the above.

I did have a few quibbles (issues), in areas which detracted from the story somewhat.
1) at one point Regan Reilly puts her car in drive then engages the parking brake be...more

like · see review

May 29, 2012 Grace rated it 1 of 5 stars

When I go to the beach, I often hoard junk books. Light things that I can read in the hammock, mostly. Mary Higgins Clark was always stocked in the local library, and hers were go-to beach books, so I THOUGHT I picked another one up for Memorial Day Weekend. Turns out, the library had taped the shelving label right over the word "Carol". Key, key difference.

This was a bloody awful book. I'm not saying that MHC is any sort of master writer, but this must be nepotism of the highest order, because...more When I go to the beach, I often hoard junk books. Light things that I can read in the hammock, mostly. Mary Higgins Clark was always stocked in the local library, and hers were go-to beach books, so I THOUGHT I picked another one up for Memorial Day Weekend. Turns out, the library had taped the shelving label right over the word "Carol". Key, key difference.

This was a bloody awful book. I'm not saying that MHC is any sort of master writer, but this must be nepotism of the highest order, because the only thing passed down to her daughter is the ability to put words on a page and some sort of general grasp of plot structure wherein you follow three or four apparently separate groups, only to have them intersect in the final chapters. The characters are two-dimensional, with absolutely painful dialogue of the "tell-not-show" tradition. You could get whiplash trying to track some of these conversations - they're either exposition or dutifully shoving the plot forward, and CHC doesn't seem to care much for consistency. There's a character named Turquoise in the first few pages, who is written with the same depth as characters we stick with the rest of the book - this is not a compliment. Criminals leap from petty, white-collar crime to federal cases with NO LOGIC AT ALL. There is no suspense here. This book is apparently a plodding account of a woman who inherited money and is too stupid to live. They're all too stupid to live, frankly.

Spoilers? Yes, spoilers. So don't click if you don't want a terrifying trip into the totally mundane:

Did you know...

- a life coach can buy her non-paying clients material goods without violating ethical standards?
- that it's much easier to leave a shiny new butcher's knife at the site of your failed attack, rather than risk carrying it back to your car, even though it's dawn on an abandoned road? (On a side note, I at one point carried a large Global cleaver through a suburban mall. First in a purse, then wrapped in a shirt. Unless you are totally naked, knives are really quite simple to conceal.)(I got the knife as a present and then the box was thrown away in the restaurant. I don't actually wander malls with knives just because.)
- this book's protagonist has a mother who is a celebrated mystery novelist? And she's a key, smug part of the plot?
- that a man who tries to open multiple cars in the garage has not lost his rental, but is actually a brigand of some sort?
- a ten year old televised gameshow appearance is remembered by the majority of the book's characters?
- that a petty criminal will try to kill you AT LENGTH if you report him to the bored parking attendants for essentially "looking kinda shifty"?
- that everything will be tied up with a big bow BY FORCE OF WILL at the end of this book?
- that Jack might as well have stayed home for all he does in this book, but then who would have provided delusional lovestruck asides about Regan?

Honestly, this book was shockingly bad. Like middle schoolers putting on a badly-blocked play. You know, where crossing to the table to put down a book is not natural at all, and is instead so weirdly emphatic that you know the precision means someone's going to have to pick up that book in the next act. This book was a relay race of morons. And they speak to each other like robots.

I just picked this up off the shelf and it's apparently one of a series, and this one's later in the series. Whatever. I refuse to believe that I'm missing anything redeeming, given Regan rehashes her life story extensively in the first half of the book. There's no mystery, no suspense, no romance, no nothing, just the slow unveiling of factual things. Early on in the book you think to yourself "hunh, this is probably what's happening" and lo and behold, you're right. Except for the bit that is so totally left-field that it's making a cameo from another, more interesting book about degenerative mental disorders, because there is no other way to explain that character otherwise.

I actually went back to the library and took out a few MHC books to make sure I wasn't imagining things. I'm not, MHC is acceptable beach reading. CHC is not. Boring, dim and absolutely awful writing. Save yourself.(less)

3 likes · like · see review

May 19, 2012 Rosa St.Claire rated it 5 of 5 stars

Carol Higgins Clark's latest book, Gypped,starting her popular character, Regan Reilley, is another mystery to thrill her legion of readers. Gypped is full of surprises and suspense. In the beginning, Regan is with Jack, her husband, the head of the NYPD Major Case Squad, who has to attend some important conferences in LA for his department. While Jack is full of meetings to go to,Regan goes shopping on her first day back to the west coast. Lucky to find a perfect pair of jeans, she heads out o...more

1 like · like · see review

May 01, 2012 Rhonda rated it 4 of 5 stars

4 STARS
I really like Regan Reilly P.I. who married Jack Reilly no relation except by now being married.
Jack is a police Detective in New York where they now live. He is in LA for a conference. Regan had lived for years in L.A. but moved back to New York after they got married. Regan wants to show Jack some places and meet some of her friends after his conference is over.
Regan out shopping while Jack is busy with the conference runs into an old friend she made while they were on a game show toget...more

like · see review

Apr 16, 2012 Felicia rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-read, audiobook, 3-5-wine-glasses

Received for Review
Overall Rating: 3.50
Story Rating: 3.25
Character Rating: 3.75
Audio Rating: 4.00 (Not part of the overall rating)

First thought when finished: This was a perfect summer afternoon mystery--not to complicated but very fun!

What I Loved: Characters! Seriously, I just about loved every character in Gypped. I am not saying who was my favorite or who was just seriously bad but they all packed quite a wallop. I will say that a "certain someone" at the end with his "I don't want to read i...more

like · see review

Apr 18, 2012 Kat rated it 3 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. just found out i won this, its been a long time since i won anything, thanks good reads, cant wait to get it and start reading it! thanks good reads

it came in the mail fast, started it this morning 4 16 2012

she is a detective, her husband is at some meeting in la, staying in bev hills hotel. she randomly runs into a lady she met years ago at a game show. the girl had been nice to her old neighbor and was left BILLIONS of dollars which is kind of hard to believe, both the money and they would run...more

like · see review

Apr 23, 2012 Diane rated it 3 of 5 stars

Just finished reading Carol Higgins Clark's book Gypped. Has been sometime since I have read
one of her books and this was a great mystery. Miss Higgins Clark is a wonderful fun writer. Found this book to be a lighthearted mystery.

We follow Ragan Reilly and her husband to L.A where she runs into a lady she meet some years ago and is invited to a party given by the lady who for some reason if left a lot of money by a neighbor of hers. Now the fun begins. Ragan's friend falls ill and Ragan decides...more

like · see review

Apr 13, 2012 Angie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: goodreads-first-reads

I just won this on goodreads first-reads! So happy to have won something, and can't wait to read it:)

Just received this book today (4/12/12) and I've started it. It's good so far...

I finished the book this morning, and I liked it! I have read ALL the entries in Clark's Regan Reilly series, and I found this one to be one of the more enjoyable reads from the past few years. I have always liked her books, but some are definitely better than others. This again features mostly Regan with a little of...more

like · see review

Jun 19, 2012 BJ rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: local-library, 2012, series-more-than-3, mysteries-suspense

I really enjoy this series and look forward to each new book. I like the main characters, Regan and Jack. Regan is a PI and Jack, her husband, is the head of the major crime squad in NYC. Regan was working on the West Coast when they met when her father was kidnapped and Jack was assigned to his case. Regan's mother is an author and her father is a funeral director and they live in New Jersey. In this installment, Regan and Jack are back visiting in LA. Jack is there for a conference with other...more

like · see review

Feb 17, 2013 Kari Anderson rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: audio-book

Regan Reilly is joining her husband Jack as he attends a conference on the West Coast. The West Coast used to be home to Regan. It’s where she started her PI career. It’s also where she, unsuccessfully, was on a televised game show. And after all these years, because of that game show, she just may be able to save someone’s life.

Regan runs into Zelda, who was also on the show, and the two plan an evening together. What Regan doesn’t know is that someone is after Zelda and someone also may have t...more Regan Reilly is joining her husband Jack as he attends a conference on the West Coast. The West Coast used to be home to Regan. It’s where she started her PI career. It’s also where she, unsuccessfully, was on a televised game show. And after all these years, because of that game show, she just may be able to save someone’s life.

Regan runs into Zelda, who was also on the show, and the two plan an evening together. What Regan doesn’t know is that someone is after Zelda and someone also may have their eye on Regan.

My Thoughts:
This was my first official Regan Reilly mystery. I was first introduced to Regan in a holiday book co-written by mother and daughter Higgins-Clark. I immediately fell in love with her character. I am a huge fan of strong female characters who do jobs that you think of primarily as men’s jobs… PI for example.

I jumped in on this series quite far down the line. I believe this was #15. Holy cow. That’s a long series. But I definitely want to get my hands on other ones.

Regan is a great character and I love that relationship that she and her husband have. They both have terribly dangerous jobs and I love their reunion at the end of this book. Must admit I got a little emotional. I’m a sucker for a sweet man. Zelda and her assistant Norman were very likeable characters. Zelda is a little naive when it comes to a windfall of money, received when an elderly neighbor passes away. But let’s be honest, if you don’t grow up with that money, how are you supposed to know who to trust? And then Norman, the karaoke and music lover who just wasn’t nice enough to the elderly neighbor’s dog to be the one to get all of the money.

As much as I love books by Mary Higgins-Clark, there are several times where I get confused by all the characters. When the book starts, I have a terrible time keeping everyone straight. It all works out in the end, but I spend so much time trying to figure everyone out, I feel like I am not paying attention to the story. There were a couple of different plot lines in this book, but not nearly as many characters and much easier to follow along with. But I didn’t feel this story was as gripping as her mother’s.

I actually was a little hesitant to read Carol’s books because I loved her mother’s books so much and I didn’t want to be let down, but the more I read about Carol’s books, the more I think they are right up my alley.

This would be a great beach read, set in California. Although it’s a mystery, it’s still a light, quick read.

I give Gypped 4 out of 5 bookmarks.
(less)

like · see review

Jul 16, 2012 Candice Pedersen rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoy Carol Higgins Clark's books. When I first found out she had come out with another one, I was surprised but excited. My sister read it first and read it in a day and I thought, wow, I will never be that fast. But here I am, just about 8 hours after starting and I have finished the book. It is another book in the Regan Reilly series and is just as good as the others. The twists and turns and different story lines are enough to keep me turning the pages. I guessed some of what happen...more

like · see review

Oct 26, 2012 Diana rated it 3 of 5 stars

Another Regan Reilly adventure. Regan and her husband are at a convention in LA. Can Regan stay out of trouble....of course not. Many years ago Regan was on a game show. While in LA she runs into a lady she met on that show. This lady, Zelda, has inherted $8 million from a lady in her apartment complex that she barely knew.....wouldn't we all like this to happen. Zelda isn't savy enough to control her own money and signs control over to someone else. He is a crook (suprise).
The plot of this sto...more

like · see review

Apr 18, 2012 Beth - ;) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery-thriller, library-borrowed, read-in-2012

Carol Higgins Clark's books are much lighter reading than her mother's but interesting just the same. This is another Regan Reilly book. Regan and her husband are in LA, where Regan goes shopping and runs into a woman she met 7 years ago during a game show. Zelda has recently been left eight million dollars by a neighbour and had bid on a week in a mansion in a charity auction. She invites Regan to come to a party she is having. Zelda later falls ill so Regan stays overnight, not knowing that so...more

like · see review

Apr 29, 2012 Kathy rated it 5 of 5 stars

Most of Ms. Clark's books are easy reading mysteries, and this one is as good as the rest. Regan Reilly bumps into an old friend while traveling with her husband, who has come to LA for a conference. She attends an evening party, and stays afterward because the friend gets sick. The rest is the story. I found this book a well written, fast reading light mystery, with characters who endear themselves to the reader from the get-go. None of the characters, including the main one, Regan, is overpowe...more

1 like · like · see review

Apr 12, 2012 Jeannie and Louis Rigod rated it 4 of 5 stars

This was a quick read for me as Ms. Higgins-Clark has an ability to write page turners. This book follows Regan Reilly as her husband attends a conference with the Commissioner of LAPD. Regan runs into an old acquaintance from when she was a contestant on a game show, Zelda.

Fortunes have favored Zelda, however, as often happens, she becomes a target for her money. Regan arrives at the right time to foil a murder, hers, and also look into Zelda's life.

The book was well crafted and enjoyable as we...more

like · see review

Apr 13, 2012 Rori rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: first-reads

I received this book as a winner of one of Goodreads "First Read Giveaway." I was extremely excited as I have been reading Carol Higgins Clark books for many years and have fallen completely for a Regan Reilly Mysteries.

Gypped is no different from any of the other books in the series. It follows Regan as she returns to LA with her husband, Jack, while he attends a conference for work. While in LA Regan bumps into an old friend, Zelda, whom she had met while being a contestant on a game shows ye...more

like · see review

Jun 12, 2013 Jessica Wilson rated it 5 of 5 stars

Another edge of your seat mystery novel by Carol Higgins Clark. She spun a tangled tale of intrigue and suspense that finishing the book is demanded. Regan is a character who always ends up in some kind of trouble but you love to read about it. The humor from the characters keeps it lighter than most other mystery writers and I love that about Clark. Funny, entertaining and smart. No real good mystery isn't complete unless there is a couple of twists in the story line and Clark put enough in the...more

like · see review

Jun 04, 2013 April Suter rated it 3 of 5 stars

Regan goes with her husband, Jack, to attend his police conference and, of course, Regan finds a mystery. She meets a fellow game contestant from years ago and notices someone attempt to steal a car, or at least that is what she think he is doing. Since Jack is busy she decides to attend a party of Zelda's who has inherited several million dollars. Regan meets the characters in Zelda's life and wonders why Zelda got sick. A typical Regan Reilly story incorporates many interwoven characters and a...more

like · see review

Jun 03, 2012 Debbie Buscher rated it 3 of 5 stars

The latest in the Regan Reilly mystery series. This is a quick and fun read. Regan and her husband are visiting LA for Jack's work. While Jack is working Regan runs into an old friend, Zelda, who was on a game show with Regan. Zelda has recently inherited $8M dollars and is throwing a big party at a rented mansion she won in a silent auction. When Zelda falls ill mysteriously and a knife is found on a hiking trail by the mansion, Regan becomes a reluctant house guest helping to solve the mystery...more

like · see review

Oct 16, 2012 Nancy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Another great adventure of Regan and Jack, and, for once, no one is murdered!!! Quick read, fun, exciting!

D Major Case Squad. After Jack finishes his meetings with the LAPD, the couple may head north to the wine country, or may head south to Baja. Their only plan is to see which way the wind blows. The first day back, Regan goes shopping at an upscale new mall in West Hollywood. To her surprise, she runs into Zelda, a woman she’d become friendly with seven years before at a television studio in...more Another great adventure of Regan and Jack, and, for once, no one is murdered!!! Quick read, fun, exciting!

D Major Case Squad. After Jack finishes his meetings with the LAPD, the couple may head north to the wine country, or may head south to Baja. Their only plan is to see which way the wind blows. The first day back, Regan goes shopping at an upscale new mall in West Hollywood. To her surprise, she runs into Zelda, a woman she’d become friendly with seven years before at a television studio in Burbank, when they were waiting to appear on the game show Puzzling Words. They haven’t seen each other since. Zelda and Regan didn’t win much money, but Zelda made up for it! A year ago an elderly neighbor she barely knew left Zelda eight million dollars. She has been enjoying her newfound wealth but is aware of the need to give back. At a recent fundraiser, she bid on a week’s stay in an old Hollywood Hills estate and was the lucky winner. She’s currently in residence there and invites Regan to a party at the mansion. While Jack attends a business dinner, Regan goes to Zelda’s by herself, unaware that she is being followed. Regan is more than surprised at the run-down condition of the house and grounds. People should be paid to stay here, she thinks. Zelda introduces Regan to a colorful cast of characters, including her old neighbors, friends from her yoga class, a filmmaker, Zelda’s financial adviser, her bookkeeper, and her personal assistant. It’s all good fun. As the guests are leaving, Zelda asks Regan to stay for a cup of tea. They’ve barely sat down to chat when Zelda falls ill. A worried Regan doesn’t want to leave Zelda alone and decides to spend the night at the isolated, aging estate. It’s not long before Zelda asks Regan to investigate people in her life, starting with her father’s new wife, Bobby Jo. The couple said “I do” in the back of a cab at a drive-through chapel in Las Vegas after only three months of togetherness. Has Zelda’s windfall put her in danger? Regan is determined to find out, not knowing that she’s a target herself.(less)

like · see review

Nov 24, 2012 Jessica rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: library

Carol Higgins Clark isn't the best author, but her books are fun. As long as you go into it not expecting too much, this book is a pleasant diversion for a couple hours. I liked this one better than her last few. I don't know if this was because it was better or if I was just in the right mood today!

Still, I don't know if I can give it three stars, since I could see every plot twist coming and the writing style does leave something to be desired.

like · see review

Jun 03, 2012 Kimberly Duquette rated it 4 of 5 stars

A mystery author that writes in the third person. How great! I was confused by the first person internal monologue though, and now I know why IM should be italicized.

The plot was awesome. I'm impressed with the way she weaved the different subplots through villain, victim, and investigator's POV.

It was a fun, quick-paced story, and a great read. I'm going to start at the beginning of this series and see what it's all about. :)

like · see review

Jun 22, 2012 K. East rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: unfinished

This was sooooo bad that I didn't get past the first chapter. I think it was the phrase, "it looked like they were made for each other" that finally did me in. This kind of writing was okay when I was in junior high, but I am long removed from that event. I enjoy a light romance or a good mystery, but the first criteria is that they be reasonably well written. This book did not meet that fairly low bar of acceptability, in my opinion.

like · see review

Apr 20, 2012 Kay rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: fluff

Her books are quick reads and perfect for the plane ride [only a short trip] or the doctor's waiting room. However, her plots seem to get even more simple and the book shorter. It was 202 pages of fairly large type with a lot of blank pages between sections and chapters to account for the $25 price tag!!! Good thing I check her books out of the library because I certainly couldn't justify the cost.

1 like · like · see review

Apr 18, 2012 JoAnne rated it 3 of 5 stars

Quick and easy read like other books by this author (daughter of Mary Higgins Clark whose mysteries are more of the thriller variety). Regan and Jack Reilly have appeared in all of them. There's always a mystery that needs Regan's help to be solved and her husband Jack, the head of the NYPD Major Case Squad is always ready, willing and able to help. Always a few chuckles and a few twists and turns.

like · see review

Apr 14, 2012 Pat Garmer rated it 4 of 5 stars

I won this book in a Goodreads drawing. Regan Reilly saves the day again! Returning to L.A. she meets an old friend who invites her to a dinner party. Her host doesn't feel well after the party and when it appears that something is not right, Regan stays on to help. There is a very diverse set of characters and some underhanded dealings that make for another great mystery from Carol Higgins Clark.

like · see review

Jan 05, 2013 Tracy rated it 2 of 5 stars

Man, I also feel like she dumb downs her story telling. After I finish reading her books, I always say I'm done with her, but then I see her next one & start reading it & then it hits me, it's the same old dumbing down writing and I wish she would give the reader the benefit of the doubt!! Maybe THIS time, I'll be done reading her books. Sorry...too simple :(!

like · see review

May 14, 2012 Anita Johnson rated it 3 of 5 stars

Regan Riley is my vision of a grown-up Nancy Drew. She's a super sleuth private investigator married to the head of the New York Police Department and always finds herself trying to help someone solve a problem and becoming involved in a life-threatening situation. This is a fun, very fast read since it is short and has blank pages inserted between chapters.

like · see review

Sep 01, 2012 Nikki rated it 2 of 5 stars

I'm officially giving up on this author. I've read the 'book' copies and tried the audio versions and I can't find a format that I feel flows well. There are some good things about how these stories are written but the often awkward dialog segments and oddly placed story diversions away from the plot line and then back again are too distracting for me.

like · see review

« previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … 49 50 next »

new topic
Discuss This Book

There are no discussion topics on this book yet. Be the first to start one »

Recommend it | Stats | Recent status updates

combine
Other Editions (11)

More editions...

Genres

Mystery

25 users

Adult Fiction

4 users

Thriller > Mystery Thriller

4 users

Adult

2 users

Mystery > Cozy Mystery

2 users

Thriller

2 users

See top shelves...

Readers also enjoyed similar books

About Carol Higgins Clark

Carol Higgins Clark (1956– ) is an American mystery author. She is also the daughter of author Mary Higgins Clark , with whom she has co-authored novels, and the former sister-in-law of author Mary Jane Clark.

Born in New York City, Clark received her B.A. from Mount Holyoke College in 1978 and then studied acting at the Beverly Hills Playhouse. She is the author of the Regan Reilly mystery series....more

More about Carol Higgins Clark...

Books by Carol Higgins Clark

More…

Share This Book

Facebook Twitter Your website

Trivia About Gypped: A Regan R...

No trivia or quizzes yet. Add some now »

title link	preview: Gypped: A Regan Reilly Mystery
avg rating	preview: Gypped: A Regan Reilly Mystery Goodreads rating: 3.34 (829 ratings)
small image	preview: click here [close]
med image	preview: click here [close]
BBCode	[url=http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/12958284-gypped?utm_medium=api&utm_source=blog_book][img]http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1344396106l/12958284.jpg[/img][/url] [url=http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/12958284-gypped?utm_medium=api&utm_source=blog_book]Gypped: A Regan Reilly Mystery by Carol Higgins Clark[/url]

Gypped: A Regan Reilly Mystery (Regan Reilly Mystery #18)

Friend Reviews

Community Reviews

Share This Book

Share This Book on Your Website