Where Are the Children?

Like Mary Higgins Clark's classic, this novel explores the visceral terror of a child's sudden disappearance and the long-term psychological toll on the family. It masterfully balances heart-wrenching emotion with a tense mystery regarding the child's whereabouts.

This fast-paced thriller mirrors the 'race against time' energy of Clark's work, focusing on the kidnapping of a baby from her home. It features the same domestic suspense elements and the unraveling of a family's carefully constructed facade.

Fans of the haunting atmosphere in Where Are the Children? will appreciate this story of a mother who cannot let go of her daughter's disappearance. It features a similar blend of dark secrets and a mother's relentless pursuit of the truth.

This suspenseful tale deals with the shocking discovery of a past kidnapping, echoing the themes of stolen identity and hidden history found in Clark's narrative. It maintains a high level of tension as the protagonist questions her entire upbringing.

This novel utilizes multiple perspectives to piece together a kidnapping, much like Clark's use of shifting viewpoints to build dread. It explores the complex dynamics of a family in crisis and the psychological impact of abduction.

This gritty and intense psychological thriller focuses on the abduction and survival of a woman, capturing the same sense of claustrophobia and peril that Mary Higgins Clark excelled at creating for her protagonists.

Focusing on the wife of a man suspected of a horrific crime involving a child, this book captures the same 'neighborly suspicion' and domestic tension that defines the Cape Cod setting of Clark's masterpiece.

While darker in tone, this novel shares the theme of a woman returning to her roots only to find that past traumas and small-town secrets are inextricably linked to a current string of disappearances.

Readers who enjoyed the psychological unraveling and the 'hidden past' elements of Nancy Eldredge's story will be captivated by this mystery involving a woman who refuses to speak after a violent tragedy.

This high-tension thriller involves a disappearance that haunts the protagonist years later, featuring the same quick pacing and shocking twists that made Mary Higgins Clark a staple of the genre.