There are three famous Clarks that write mysteries and suspense. Mary Jane isn’t related to either the mother or daughter of the Higgins Clark family, but she is a great suspense writer.
In this book, Eliza Blake, the hostess of a famous national morning show, is devastated when her daughter, Janie, and her housekeeper, Mrs. Garcia, never return home to Ho-Ho-Kus from Janie’s day camp in upstate New York. Eliza is certain that Janie and Mrs. Garcia must have been kidnapped, but without a ransom demand all lines of suspicion are open for scrutiny.
Clark does a great job with red herrings throwing in details that confuse and enlighten. I didn’t see the truth until the very end; and the truth was there the whole time. In my opinion, that’s the sign of a good suspense author. I enjoyed this audiobook and would give Clark another listen.