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Does a transplanted heart carry with it traits and memories from its donor? That is the question that Mary Higgins Clark's latest thriller explores.

Mary Higgins-Clark has earned the title of America's Queen of Suspense. Her books are world-wide bestsellers, selling over 85 million copies in the United States.

Ten years ago, Mac disappeared without a note or a goodbye. Yet, he still calls home every Mother's Day. His now-grown sister wants to find him, but should she?

A winter festival turns into mayhem in this short, but enjoyable holiday tale by the mother-daughter mystery duo of Mary and Carol Higgins Clark.

This fourth in a series of holiday mysteries by bestselling author, Mary Higgins Clark and her daughter Carol is light, fun, and full of surprises.

Most readers of murder mysteries can never have too many books. Here are our choices for the best holiday gift books for those mystery enthusiasts on your holiday list.

A prologue is an introductory piece which tells what went on before the novel begins. An epilogue appears at the end and tells what happens years after.

What to take to the beach--or-the pool--to read this summer? Here are some suggestions:

Novels are divided into chapters to provide breaks for readers and to heighten suspense. What is the best way to divide a book into chapters?

Many mystery authors pen murder mysteries with a holiday theme. Whether its Christmas, St. Patrick's Day, or Passover, the mayhem is the same.

Regan Reilly finally marries the man of her dreams and takes off for an idyllic Irish honeymoon. However, the couple can't seem to leave crime at home.

Three years ago, Elvis Cole helped attorney, Alan Levy acquit a man of murder. Now the man, Lionel Byrd, is found dead with evidence he committed the crime.

Books need to be organized and arranged for easy access and pleasurable reading. Here are simple and easy ways to sort and categorize books of all kinds and types.

Romance novels are big business, fun to read and satisfying to write. But where does your book fit with all the different imprints out there?

Everyone knows that Agatha Christie is the Queen of Mystery, but few seem to recall the spine-tingling works of American suspense authoress Mary Roberts Rinehart.

The LA Times Festival of Books brings together authors and readers of all ages to explore the magic of the written page.

Sandy Mitchell Suite101 Mystery writer shares her Nana's Christmas Chicken and Dumpling memories, magic and recipe.

2,000 new titles, 35 imprints and 1,500 employees in three continents are just some of the facts behind the enormous publishing operation that is Simon & Schuster.

It only takes editors a few pages to know if they like your novel. Here are some tips to develop character, setting and mood in your first lines.