Mary Theresa Eleanor Higgins Clark Conheeney (née Higgins; conceived December 24, 1927), referred to professionally as Mary Higgins Clark, is an American creator of tension books.
Each of her 51 books has been a smash hit in the United States and different European nations, and every last bit of her books stayed in print starting at 2015, with her presentation anticipation novel, Where Are The Children, in its seventy-fifth printing.
Higgins Clark started composing at an early age. Following quite a long while filling in as a secretary and duplicate editorial manager, she put in a year as an attendant for Pan-American Airlines previously abandoning her business to wed and begin a family. She supplemented the family's salary by composing short stories. After her significant other passed on in 1964, Higgins Clark worked for a long time composing four-minute radio contents until the point when her operator influenced her to take a stab at composing books. Her presentation novel, a fictionalized record of the life of George Washington, did not offer well, and she chose to use her affection for secret/anticipation books. Her tension books turned out to be extremely prevalent, and starting at 2007 her books had sold more than 80 million duplicates in the United States alone. Her girl, Carol Higgins Clark, and previous little girl in-law Mary Jane Clark, are additionally authors.
Each of her 51 books has been a smash hit in the United States and different European nations, and every last bit of her books stayed in print starting at 2015, with her presentation anticipation novel, Where Are The Children, in its seventy-fifth printing.
Higgins Clark started composing at an early age. Following quite a long while filling in as a secretary and duplicate editorial manager, she put in a year as an attendant for Pan-American Airlines previously abandoning her business to wed and begin a family. She supplemented the family's salary by composing short stories. After her significant other passed on in 1964, Higgins Clark worked for a long time composing four-minute radio contents until the point when her operator influenced her to take a stab at composing books. Her presentation novel, a fictionalized record of the life of George Washington, did not offer well, and she chose to use her affection for secret/anticipation books. Her tension books turned out to be extremely prevalent, and starting at 2007 her books had sold more than 80 million duplicates in the United States alone. Her girl, Carol Higgins Clark, and previous little girl in-law Mary Jane Clark, are additionally authors.
