" Young news reporter Meghan Collins is on assignment in a busy casualty department of a New York hospital. A trauma team bring in a street mugging victim, a young woman robbed of her identification. The medics are working furiously to revive her, but finally give up, remove the oxygen mask that has covered her face and Meghan hurls head first into a nightmare.

The face is a mirror image of her own ..."

This sat on the shelf for a long, long time before I got to it.
Mary Higgins Clark books are all very alike, so I ended up wondering whether I'd actually read it before. They're nice thin books, easy to read. But I do find the wealthy, privileged characters instantly forgettable.

I've discovered a book share phone box thing in Gois where there were some English language books. I'll set this aside to drop off there when I'm next in that direction.

I don't think I'll get around to dropping this book in today, but sometime soon.