I’ll Walk Alone by Mary Higgins Clark

Format: Audiobook

My rating: 3.5 of 5 stars

Blurb

Thirty-year-old Alexandra Moreland, a prominent interior designer, already heartbroken at the disappearance of her toddler, Matthew, in Central Park two years earlier, now is facing a different tragedy.

She is about to be indicted for identity theft and is considered a person of interest in the murder of a woman she barely knew.

What she cannot surmise is that she has become the target of a vicious plot to destroy both her sanity and her life.

My review

It’s strange, but the books I would not read, I enjoy listening to. I don’t get why that is the case, but I’m discovering new authors and books as a result, so it’s a win-win situation as far as I’m concerned.

I didn’t realise this was book eight until this very moment, as I was about to write the review. With that in mind, I have to admit that I had no idea there had been seven previous books. And to me, that is a good thing because it makes this book a standalone story.

I listened to the audio version of the book. The narrator was excellent, easy to listen to and very clear.

The story itself was good to listen to. Predictable. Pleasant. Comfortable. Easy listening while driving to and from work.

Even though I knew where it was going, I was keen to keep listening. I did feel that, in all honesty, the plot was too convenient in places, but I let that go and just tried to enjoy the moment.

I certainly didn’t regret picking this audiobook up from the library and I would listen to more from the author.