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I'll Walk Alone

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The Queen of Suspense is back with a gripping tale of identity theft, the latest and most terrifying crime. Alexandra “Zan” Moreland, a talented interior designer on the brink of success in Manhattan, faces a nightmare when someone starts using her credit cards and manipulating her finances, threatening to ruin her reputation. Compounding her terror is the haunting memory of her son, Matthew, who was kidnapped two years ago in Central Park. On what would have been his fifth birthday, photos emerge that appear to show Zan kidnapping him, leading her to suspect that someone has stolen her identity. As she grapples with her fears, Zan becomes the target of a media frenzy, police investigation, and attacks from her ex-husband and a rival. Despite the overwhelming odds, she clings to the belief that Matthew is still alive and embarks on a quest to uncover the truth behind the cruel deception. However, each step she takes brings her closer to danger from the mastermind orchestrating her downfall. Even her supporters, including amateur detective Alvirah Meehan and Father Aiden O’Brien, begin to doubt her innocence. As Zan's sanity wavers, the story races toward a shocking conclusion, revealing unexpected twists and a deeply satisfying resolution, showcasing Mary Higgins Clark at her finest.

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I'll Walk Alone, Mary Higgins Clark

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Publicado en
2011
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(Tapa blanda),
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Bueno
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6,99 €

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Título
I'll Walk Alone
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado en
2011
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
337
ISBN10
1471132501
ISBN13
9781471132506
Serie
Primera publicación
2011
Título original
I´ll Walk Alone
Calificación
3,6 de 5
Descripción
The Queen of Suspense is back with a gripping tale of identity theft, the latest and most terrifying crime. Alexandra “Zan” Moreland, a talented interior designer on the brink of success in Manhattan, faces a nightmare when someone starts using her credit cards and manipulating her finances, threatening to ruin her reputation. Compounding her terror is the haunting memory of her son, Matthew, who was kidnapped two years ago in Central Park. On what would have been his fifth birthday, photos emerge that appear to show Zan kidnapping him, leading her to suspect that someone has stolen her identity. As she grapples with her fears, Zan becomes the target of a media frenzy, police investigation, and attacks from her ex-husband and a rival. Despite the overwhelming odds, she clings to the belief that Matthew is still alive and embarks on a quest to uncover the truth behind the cruel deception. However, each step she takes brings her closer to danger from the mastermind orchestrating her downfall. Even her supporters, including amateur detective Alvirah Meehan and Father Aiden O’Brien, begin to doubt her innocence. As Zan's sanity wavers, the story races toward a shocking conclusion, revealing unexpected twists and a deeply satisfying resolution, showcasing Mary Higgins Clark at her finest.