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Weep no More My Lady (Mass Market Paperback)

by Mary Higgins Clark (Author) "PAN AMERICAN FLIGHT 111 FROM ROME BEGAN TO CIRCLE on its final approach to Kennedy Airport ..." (more)

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Mass Market Paperback
Publisher: Dell (Jan 1 1993)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0440214734
ISBN-13: 978-0440214731
Product Dimensions: 17 x 9.7 x 3.6 cm
Shipping Weight: 182 g

Average Customer Review: 4.4 out of 5 stars See all reviews (54 customer reviews)

Amazon.ca Sales Rank: #1,181,397 in Books (See Bestsellers in Books)

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Elizabeth Ashley's husky voice does not work well in Weep No More, My Lady. The star witness in the death of legendary actress Leila LaSalle is her sister Elizabeth, who soon finds that she herself may be the next victim. Ashley's gruff voice doesn't have the range to create the variety of characters, though the most dramatic scenes work well. Considering the large casts of characters, the abridgment is easy to follow. M.J.C. (c)AudioFile, Portland, Maine --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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Elizabeth Lange has arrived at Cypress Point Spa in Pebble Beach, California, weary of heart and soul. Still grieving for her beloved sister, a famous actress who plunged to her death from her Manhattan penthouse, Elizabeth is determined to unearth the truth about how Leila died. Dashing multimillionaire Ted Winters stands accused of her murder, but Elizabeth has doubts.

Along the windswept cliffs of the Monterey coast, in luxurious bungalows, between gourmet meals and beachfront walks, uneasiness stalks Elizabeth while she begins opening doors to the past. As glimpses of the dark truth about Leila's life and death -- and about Elizabeth herself -- start to crash against her mind, an ominous wave from an unexpected source threatens to engulf her entirely. --This text refers to an alternate Mass Market Paperback edition.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Wow!, Jul 17 2004

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This review is from: Weep No More, My Lady (Mass Market Paperback)

I just read this book again after reading it real long ago...I thought it was boring then...but it kept me reading so diligently until the end this time because I forgot who was the killer. At one pivotal point I found myself going "Ohhhhh!!...", thinking I knew who it was, and then discovering I was right when the identity was finally revealed...making me shake my head, thinking it was so easy, I should have picked up on it sooner...if you're looking to read a Mary Higgins Clark book, I don't see how you could go wrong with this one.

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2.0 out of 5 stars Weep no more my lady, May 21 2004

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Weep no more my Lady, is a book that will keep you on the edge of your seat. It begins with a young girl talking about her screwed up mom and her boyfriend. The girl's name is Elizabeth; she has an older sister named Leila, Elizabeth thinks she is so perfect in every way. When they were younger her mom's boyfriend tried to kiss Elizabeth, but Leila wouldn't let him. They got in a huge fight. Soon Leila decided it was time to leave her family, she took Elizabeth with her to New York. When they get to New York everything is so different to them. A man had told her he was a photographer, almost robbed Leila.
Then the story begins, when they are older. Elizabeth's new last name is Lange. She got this name by acting in a movie. Leila isn't very successful; she has starred in her own play, which was a disaster. Leila was now dating a very wealthy man named Ted Winters the third. One night after Leila's play, Leila was drunk and was threatening Ted. After that night the cops found a dead body by Leila's apartment building. People said that Ted pushed her off, others said that she killed herself.
Now Elizabeth has to say her side of the story in court. To get ready for the trial she goes and visits some friends that own Cypress Point spa. Elizabeth goes their to relax, but what she doesn't know is that the killer of Leila is there and is watching her every move. So instead of being relaxed, Elizabeth has to figure out the mystery of the death of her sister.
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5.0 out of 5 stars a great murder mystery, May 6 2004

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This review is from: Weep No More, My Lady (Hardcover)

This book is about the untimely death of a glamorous actress and her sister's mission to discover the truth. The story begins in a small town in Kentucky, where the sun is hotter than hell, and eight-year old Elizabeth waits for her nineteen-year sister, Leila, to return home from work. While Leila is away at work, their mother's boyfriend comes close to molesting Elizabeth. Fortunately, Leila comes home and stops him in the act. Leila, who has been planning her escape from her alcoholic mother, realizes that she cannot leave her sister behind while her mother brings home drunkard to drunkard. Leila takes Elizabeth away and they both move to New York, where Leila becomes a star. Nineteen years later Leila lies dead on the concrete couryard of her penthouse. The accused murderer is Leila's fiance, millionare Ted Winters, someone who Elizabeth and Leila loved and trusted. It is up to Elizabeth to find out what really happened that night. Did she fall? Was she pushed? Is Ted guilty? This is an amazing murder mystery. This is about a woman who had everything, and the people in her inner circle who wanted wanted to take it away. It's about relationships, jealousy, hate and love, and hidden feelings that have been suppressed for so many years. In the end, Elizabeth must find out the truth because as key witness in the trial she holds Ted's life in her hands, hands that yearn to avenge her sister's death.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Mary Higgins Clark -- still a genius
I enjoyed Weep No More, My Lady -- especially the glamorous spa backdrop. However, it dragged on a little too long. Read more

Published on Feb 18 2004

5.0 out of 5 stars Great book
Weep no More My lady is a very exciting book, thriller and something you won't stop reading untill the end. Read more

Published on Jan 31 2004

5.0 out of 5 stars You won't weep afher this one.
This book Weep No More, My lady is by Mary Higgins Clark, one of the finest authors I've ever read. She puts this passage in this book that makes you think hard and long. Read more

Published on April 17 2003 by Jon Clyncke

4.0 out of 5 stars Weep No More My Lady
This novels tells the story of Elizabeth Lange who desperately wants to put away the murderer of her famous sister. Read more

Published on Feb 6 2003 by papilionidae

4.0 out of 5 stars Suspenseful!
Elizabeth Lange, a beautiful,up and coming young actress is invited to spend time at a spa for the rich and famous, by the owners of the spa who had been friends of her lately... Read more

Published on Dec 4 2002 by Beverley Strong

4.0 out of 5 stars Good spa mystery
Weep No More My Lady is a solid suspense novel about a woman named Elizabeth who finds herself investigating her sister Leila's murder on her own. Read more

Published on Sep 3 2002 by organikoak

5.0 out of 5 stars Weep, indeed
This is an incredibly emotional story about a woman trying to cope with her sister's murder--and the fact that she has a thing for the man accused of killing her. Read more

Published on Jul 15 2002 by Sarrah Knight

2.0 out of 5 stars Not the best
I listened to the audio version and found it lacking. I agree with a previous reviewer who stated that the characters seemed to reach resolution a bit too rapidly. Read more

Published on Oct 24 2001

4.0 out of 5 stars Highly recommended for mystery fans.
This is truly one of Mary Higgins Clark's best mystery novels, that centers around Elizabeth Lange, in desperate search for some inner peace after her sister's murder. Read more

Published on Aug 14 2001 by irmita

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Weep No More My Lady.

Sorry, this books just didn't do it for me though I wish it had. I have read many books by this author and enjoyed all of them, especially, Pretend you... Read more

Published on Jun 28 2001 by Todd E.Waters