Do not cry, my mother is a very good novel, but perhaps not the best of Mary Higgins Clark; I find that the story revolves too much around the trial of Ted, which makes this the least suspense. Since I began to experience the style of Mary Higgins Clark, I guessed the culprit in the early chapters, but fortunately I had found no reason, so I still loved. I did not really attached to heroin; I'm rather attached to Alvirah Meehan, with, after all, his good intentions. I strongly recommend you do not cry, my beautiful anyway, but if you want to read this author for the first time, I advise you more or less.
