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by Mary Higgins Clark
About 17 pages (4,992 words)
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Clark's heroine, Molly Carpenter Lasch, is a tall, slender, twenty-six-year-old, noted for her regal beauty, dark blond hair, and long eyelashes. To all appearances, she has been the dream wife, working for Vogue and bringing class, wealth, and beauty to her marriage, but her husband's murder shatters this image. In the media, she becomes an emblem of the very rich who think themselves above the law, and even those nearest to her are convinced of her guilt. Her husband's skull has been smashed in with a heavy bronze sculpture, and the court finds Molly guilty of his murder. Shy and tentative to begin with, Molly cannot defend herself because she has closed her mind on those moments and has thus left herself vulnerable to the envious, who assume her amnesia is a ploy. Nonetheless, despite the.....

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We'll Meet Again from Beacham's Encyclopedia of Popular Fiction and Beacham's Guide to Literature for Young Adults. ©2005-2006 Thomson Gale, a part of the Thomson Corporation. All rights reserved.



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