My Gal Sunday

by Mary Higgins Clark | Mystery & Thrillers | This book has not been rated.
ISBN: 0671014919 Global Overview for this book
Registered by yourotherleft of Danville, Pennsylvania USA on 12/22/2005
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Journal Entry 1 by yourotherleft from Danville, Pennsylvania USA on Thursday, December 22, 2005
Registering the rest of the collection.

Released 17 yrs ago (10/3/2006 UTC) at By Mail in By mail / post / courier, By Mail/Post/Courier -- Controlled Releases

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Sent to BXer redhot-brat who accepted it on Relay. Enjoy! =D

Journal Entry 3 by redhot-brat from Delavan, Minnesota USA on Saturday, October 14, 2006
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Imagine Nick and Nora Charles with a taste for politics and none for gin, and you'd be pretty close to Mary Higgins Clark's Henry Parker Britland IV and his attractive young wife, Sandra O'Brien Britland, known as Sunday. Henry, possessor of an enormous inherited fortune and known as one of America's sexiest men, has just finished his second term as president of the United States and is happily retired at 44, puttering around his New Jersey country estate. Sunday, who bootstrapped her way up from a modest working-class background, is a junior congresswoman with a reputation for smarts. The two met, romantically enough, on the eve of Henry's leaving office, fell madly in love, and were married six weeks later. In this collection of four pleasantly readable stories, the sleuthing duo catch the murderer of a statesman's flashy amour, endure Sunday's kidnapping and mastermind her rescue, solve the 34-year-old mystery of the disappearance of a foreign prime minister from the Britland family yacht, and reunite a ransomed boy with his parents at Christmas. Of the four, "They All Ran After the President's Wife" may be the best plotted, and has a particularly amusing McGuffin in the character of a caviar-loving terrorist. While the suspense is on the mild side throughout, the romance is lighthearted but sincere, and the occasional flashes of wit are dryly appealing. It's a bonbon, to be enjoyed for its brief sweetness. --Barrie Trinkle

Thanks for sending - just one more great book to look forward too :)

Journal Entry 4 by redhot-brat from Delavan, Minnesota USA on Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Running out of room on my shelves. Sending this one of to my mom-in-law. This is her fave author.

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