All the books by Mary Higgins Clark adapted to cinema and television, ranked

Why does a plastic surgeon give living women the face of a dead one? Cathy Macquart asks herself this question in Dr. Simon’s waiting room, before a consultation for her daughter Romane. In fact, she recognizes in two different patients traits that are strangely familiar to her. These are those of Suzanne Girardin, a beautiful young woman murdered ten years earlier. Deputy prosecutor at the time, Cathy had contributed to convicting the husband of the victim, Julien Girardin. Intrigued after this discovery in the cabinet, Cathy doubts. She then decides to start the investigation from scratch.

Suffering from Alzheimer’s, Catherine is found near the body of her husband, a weapon in her hand. The police have no doubts about his guilt. But Marie, his daughter, is convinced of his innocence. Determined to uncover the truth, she embarks on a perilous investigation…

Dr. Susan Chancellor is a psychologist who uses her call-in radio show to assist lonely women. However, when she investigates further, she learns about a killer and ends up becoming the next victim.

Senator Abigail Winslow, a potential vice presidential candidate, is the subject of an in-depth interview by television journalist Patricia Traymore, who relocates to Washington. She relocates to the home where she grew up and where her father attempted to kill and murdered her mother. With the aid of Lila Thatcher, a psychic neighbor, she hopes to confront the past and uncover some information about this awful occurrence. Senator Winslow is holding certain information back in the interim.

A photographer named Maggie Holloway is overjoyed to finally run see her mother-in-law after a very long absence at a party. The elderly woman is later discovered dead. Maggie makes the decision to look into odd occurrences near a retirement home.

Mathieu voluntarily and mysteriously disappeared 10 years ago. Since then, he regularly calls his mother Olivia for her birthday. It is the only brief contact he keeps with his family. When Olivia falls ill, her daughter Caroline decides to follow in her brother’s footsteps…

Raphaël, 37, has just been released from prison. 15 years earlier, he was accused of having killed his girlfriend Pauline. Outraged by his release, Lisa, the victim’s sister, decides to plunge back into the investigation. Doubts begin to arise: what if Raphaël was innocent? Martin, the nice neighbor in love with Pauline, would he have a role to play in the story?

After serving a six-year jail sentence for the murder of her husband, Dr. Gary Lasch, socialite Molly Lasch is now free. Fran, an investigative journalist, is now helping Molly in her quest to establish her innocence. Together, they unearth a Lasch Medical Center cover-up and a startling secret that could endanger the lives of both women.

Happy mother of two, Nancy Eldridge shares a blissful home with her husband Clay. Tragic events occur when sociopath Courtney Parrish kidnaps the children.

After ten years of marriage to Michael, Kay is not content. Her husband and the other residents of the village assume she has gone because of the situation when she suddenly vanishes. But a former classmate who harbors a passion for her kidnaps Kay.

When Lacey Farrell, a young rising star in Manhattan’s elite and competitive real estate market, witnesses a murder and overhears the victim’s final words, she becomes convinced that her attacker was after a journal kept by her recently deceased daughter Heather up until the day she died in a hit-and-run, which everyone believes to have been a tragic accident.

Back from the evening, Simon and Julie Malherbe discover the fainted babysitter and the disappearance of their two six-month-old twin daughters. Very quickly, they receive a ransom demand: 7 million to see the girls again. The kidnappers organize themselves: two men to recover the money, a woman to take care of the babies. At the head of this organization, a mysterious sponsor, the Albatross. Who is hiding behind this nickname?