Vintage Mary Higgins Clark Moonlight Becomes You Hardcover Book, Mystery Suspense Novel

Moonlight Becomes You by Mary Higgins Clark, published by Simon & Schuster in 1996. A hardcover mystery and suspense novel with its original dust jacket. The book has black cloth-covered boards with bright gold gilt lettering along the spine.

Condition: Very Good
Dust Jacket:
Original dust jacket has light rubbing with minor bumping and wear at the corners and along the top edge.
Cover Boards:
Clean black boards with bright gold gilt lettering on the spine. Binding is tight.
Pages:
Pages are clean with no writing or marks within the text. Pages show light yellowing from age. Previous owner's name is written on the front flyleaf.

Synopsis
Fashion photographer Maggie Holloway unexpectedly reunites with Nuala Moore, the former stepmother she remembers fondly from childhood. Nuala invites Maggie to visit her home in Newport, Rhode Island, but before the visit can take place, Nuala is murdered in what appears to be a random burglary. Maggie is shocked to discover that Nuala has left her Victorian home to her. As Maggie begins looking more closely at the circumstances surrounding Nuala's death, she finds troubling connections to the deaths of other older women in Newport. What first appeared to be an isolated crime begins to look like something far more deliberate, and Maggie's search for answers places her in danger as well.

History
Moonlight Becomes You was published in 1996 by Simon & Schuster and was Mary Higgins Clark's 13th novel. By this point in her career, Clark was firmly established as one of America's leading suspense writers. The novel was a major bestseller upon publication. It entered The New York Times fiction bestseller list at No. 1 and remained No. 1 through at least its third week on the list.

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