We’ll Meet Again

By: Mary Higgins Clark 

 Have you ever thought about what you would do if you were being charged with two murders that you knew you had nothing to do with but couldn’t prove it? Well in this book Molly Lasch finds out and it makes a terrible turn in her life. This book is full of suspense and mystery and when it comes down to it Molly only has a couple of friends to turn to. 

The main characters in this book are Molly Lasch, Fran Simmons, Dr. Peter Black, Cal and Jenna Whitehal, and Phillip Martin. Molly Lasch is the former wife of Gary Lasch, one of the people that she was accused of murdering. Fran Simmons is an investigative reporter and she is running a special on the Molly Lasch case to see if she can get to the bottom of it to prove that Molly is innocent. Fran is also the daughter of a man that stole money from the towns library fund; every where she turns some one is always bringing that up. Dr. Peter Black was Gary’s former partner and is known in charge of the hospital. Cal Whitehal is in charge of the finances dealing with Lasch and Remington Hospital. Jenna is Molly’s best friend from school and has been with her through this whole ordeal. Phillip Martin is Molly’s lawyer which has been with her since day one and is determined to prove that she is innocent. 

This book takes place over the course of several years, in court, jail, the hospital and several other places that I won’t go into detail about. Like I said this book is about a women name Molly that is trying to do whatever she can to prove her innocence. The problem is that some people are trying to make her think that she did do it. However there is one person that knows what happen the night Gary died and it’s up to his mother to determine whether or not he talks to the cops. Gary was having an affair with one of the nurses at the hospital, Annemarie Scali, who was also killed after she had met with Molly. Fran Simmons is doing her best to prevent Molly from going back to jail. Will Molly’s case ever get solved? 

This was a very good book and I like the way the author through in twist; when you think the case was closed some thing else came up. I highly recommend this book to anyone that likes mysteries and has a really advanced thinking brain. If you want to find out how the mystery was solved, READ THE BOOK!