I Heard That Song Before

Mary Higgins Clark is known for her twisty plots, but I'm curious about her specific techniques in this book. Did she plant clues early on or surprise us with the reveal?

The way the characters grapple with their pasts made me wonder how much of our identity is tied to memory. Did you find yourself questioning what was real?

The atmosphere felt very authentic and atmospheric, which added to the tension. I'm curious whether the setting was drawn from real places or crafted entirely from imagination.