Another Mary Higgins Clark entry, this time intertwining two womens' lives in a way that I didn't really expect. Emily Wallace is given the assignment of proving that the husband of a rising Broadway star killed her. The story of the victim and her past as well as that of Emily come together in a very interesting manner. Emily has her case all figured out - or so she thinks. Along the way, people and circumstances start to worry her, and she is no longer 100% convinced that the defendant is guilty.

In the meantime, Emily's personal life is getting weird, thanks to her creepy next-door neighbor, who is spying on her.

As with most of Mary Higgins Clark's books, the story develops for most of the book and then things start happening all at once right at the end.

If you are in the mood for a creepy and entertaining story, this one was a good read as far as I'm concerned.