Where are the Children?

By: Mary Higgins Clark

Narrated by: Lindsay Crouse

The #1 New York Times bestselling author and Queen of Suspense launched her career with this “indescribably suspenseful” (San Francisco Chronicle) classic thriller following a woman whose past holds a terrible secret.

Nancy Harmon long ago fled the heartbreak of her first marriage, the macabre deaths of her two little children, and the shocking charges against her. She changed her name, dyed her hair, and left California for the windswept peace of Cape Cod. Now remarried, she has two more beloved children, and the terrible pain has begun to heal—until the morning when she looks in the backyard for her little boy and girl and finds only one red mitten. She knows that the nightmare is beginning again...

Wish it had been the whole book

it was good. I didn't pay attention when I purchased the book to see that it was an abridged version. I've read the book before, many years ago. From what I can recall, I believe this version captures the essence of the story

Great fun and mystery!

Loved it. Fourth reading. , new audible version!
I had read it three times. Great story.

Enjoyed!

What made the experience of listening to Where Are the Children? the most enjoyable?

The overall story... interesting and kept me listening

What was one of the most memorable moments of Where Are the Children??

I can't say without giving away the ending....

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

No extreme reactions. Just kept my interest all the way through

Any additional comments?

It was a good read and I'd recommend this book.

Riveting, quietly intense, then harrowing finale

Could not put this down… basically listening to it non-stop throughout my day running errands, doing chores, etc… A cerebral and emotional roller coaster that’s worth it, I so want to have my whole family over for a listening party. Just to see their faces and reactions.

Wonderful book

I was so excited to find this book on audible. The story was excellent as expected. However, the reader was flat and monotone. I almost did not continue listening, but my interest in Mary Higgins books prevailed. Step up the reader caliber to reflect such wonderful mystery writing. MHC deserves that.