All Dressed in White by Mary Higgins Clark and Alafair Burke

All Dressed in White
by Mary Higgins Clark and Alafair Burke [Clark] 

I’ve heard great things about both Mary Higgins Clark AND Alafair Burke, and when I saw this new item (something I could check off my 2016 Reading Challenge list–namely, “an item published this year”), I jumped at the chance to read it!

I really loved the premise of this story–it’s about a gal who is a TV Program producer, who specializes in bringing cold cases to light and attempting to solve them on video. This is the second in a series, but it didn’t seem to hurt me, not having read the first one. There are obviously characters that had been introduced before, but they were reintroduced in such a way that it didn’t seem redundant to me. (It’s important to me, when I jump into the middle of a series, to be able to pick it up without feeling like I’ve missed anything; but I also don’t want to feel like I’m being patronized by the author striving hard to bring me up to speed–this book was the perfect balance, in that respect.).

[ publisher’s official All Dressed in White web page ] | [ official Mary Higgins Clark web site ]

Recommended by Tracy T.
Bennett Martin Public Library

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