A thriller written as a photo story. Disappointing.

In thanks the author tells us that his publisher had suggested a "biblical" topic. This topic is a handwritten letter written by Christ (nothing less!). But the biblical aspect of the novel stops there because it virtually manuscript is treated in this work, like any other object of great value. I feel that the author could have replaced the letter with a diamond without changing much in the plot.
That the novelist has, in my opinion, not shown much imagination to satisfy his editor.

Mary Higgins Clark has a great reputation in the field of crime fiction. But this novel is probably an accident in production because here we are far, very far even Simenon or Agatha Christie. I actually had the unpleasant impression of reading a novel station with stereotyped characters and dialogues.

Considering the outcome of the plot we can certainly recognize the expertise of a specialist. But it does not save positive from my point of view, only a few pages and does not allow all to escape mediocrity.