No Place Like Home

No Place Like Home – Mary Higgins Clark

Twenty-four years ago, ten-year-old Liza Barton was involved in a tragedy that shocked a quiet New Jersey town. In the house that became known locally as Little Lizzie’s place, her mother died and her stepfather was wounded, and the girl was at the center of it all. Although Liza was cleared, the story became local legend, and she grew up under a new name, determined to bury the past.

Now Liza is Celia Nolan, a successful interior designer, a widow, and remarried to a kind husband who knows nothing of her history. As a birthday surprise, he buys them a home in Mendham, New Jersey. To her horror, it is the very house where her childhood nightmare took place. Before she can find a way out, the past begins to resurface: the house is vandalized, a body is found on the property, and Celia finds herself a suspect in a new crime.

To protect her young son and clear her name, she must finally confront what really happened all those years ago, uncover who has been watching her, and discover who wants her secret exposed.

No Place Like Home is twisty, atmospheric and full of suspense, with the short chapters, shifting suspects and ordinary people in extraordinary danger that readers love.

This is classic Mary Higgins Clark, the beloved Queen of Suspense, at the top of her game, and No Place Like Home is the perfect choice for fans of psychological suspense and domestic mysteries.