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| Praise for Mary Jane Clark's books "She is one of the most talented storytellers around." --Associated Press “Clark has perfected the suspense novel, where in classic Christie fashion, everyone is a potential suspect.” --Booklist
Praise for Dying for Mercy: "Clark's latest rivals Christie's best." --Associated Press "Smooth..." --Publishers Weekly
"This is another satisfying look at the behind-the-scenes world of television network news tied around an intriguing puzzle." --Booklist
"Dying for Mercy is an exceptional novel, superb in so many ways, combining the best of a manor house mystery with a life-size puzzle, the clues to the solution of which are in plain sight. The well-drawn characters, steady pacing, posh setting, and intriguing plot all contribute to a very satisfying, most enjoyable thriller." ---Mysterious Reviews Praise for It Only Takes a Moment: "..riveting novel of suspense.." --Publishers Weekly
"Clark does her usual good job with a surprise ending" --Associated Press
"Clark scatters red herrings along the path, ratcheting up the tension, as this fast-paced story moves to its surprising denouement." --The Tennessean
Praise for Dancing in the Dark: "A gripping story chock-full of edge-of-your-seat suspense...readers will not be able to put it down." --Library Journal
"Taps the thumping dread of an investigator chasing a specter with lives at stake." --Northeast Living
"A fantastic who-done-it filled with characters who could have committed the crimes." --Midwest Book Review
"Clark's books are fun to read because she salts them with details about life in the fast lane at network news stations." --Orlando Sentinel
"An eerie, surprising finale, Clark's latest is haunting and entrancing." --RT BookClub
Praise for Hide Yourself Away: "A first-rate suspense novel with fine characters and a great plot twist." --Globe & Mail
"Knows the ins and outs of a broadcast newsroom and she gives the setting plenty of verisimilitude. A nice mix of mystery and domestic drama." --Booklist
"Virtually everyone is a suspect." --Publishers Weekly
"Clark has taken the rich and richer setting of Newport, RI, introduced a bunch of ambitious, would-be TV producers...and mixed in some history along with murder most foul." --The Orlando Sentinel
Praise for Nowhere to Run: "Impossible to put down." --Library Journal
"The dexterity in keeping so many guilty-looking characters afloat at once and the revelation of a truly surprising killer make Clark's sixth dispatch from KEY News her best." --Kirkus Reviews
"Spare prose...brisk dialogue and rapid-fire action sequences." --Publishers Weekly
"In classic Christie-like fashion, everyone is a suspect." --Booklist
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