All Around The Town

All Around the Town centers on Laurie Kenyon, a young woman traumatized by abuse she suffered after she was kidnapped at the age of 4 and held for two years, she has developed multiple personalities. Years later, as a university student trying to rebuild her life, Laurie finds herself accused of killing her professor, a man she had been seeing in secret. With troubling gaps in her memory and mounting evidence against her, Laurie becomes the prime suspect in a case that seems all too familiar.

As the investigation unfolds, Laurie’s sister Sarah and their attorney race to uncover the truth before it is too late. The search exposes buried trauma, fractured memories, and the chilling possibility that Laurie’s mind may be hiding something far more dangerous. With mounting tension and sharp twists, Mary Higgins Clark delivers a gripping psychological mystery that keeps readers questioning what is real, what is remembered, and whether Laurie is truly innocent or capable of murder without knowing it.

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