Clark, Mary Jane.
LIGHTS OUT TONIGHT
Caroline Enright, a film and theater critic, is not expecting murder when she heads to a summer theater festival in the Berkshires in which her step-daughter has a role. But someone in the quiet college town has a secret worth killing for. And Caroline must use all of her journalistic skills to uncover who that is, before she and her step-daughter are the next victims.

St. Martin's Press, July 2006
Bulgaria: Era
France: Archipel
Germany: S. Fischer Verlag
Russia: Mir Knigi
World rights with LDLA.

Clark, Mary Jane.
DANCING IN THE DARK
New York Times bestselling author Mary Jane Clark turns up the heat in a drop-dead frightening novel about an idyllic beach community turned killer's hunting ground. Full of twists, turns, and terrifyingly real danger, DANCING IN THE DARK is Mary Jane Clark's 8th novel and her most suspenseful thriller yet.

St. Martin's Press, July 12, 2005
Brazil: Editora Bertrand
Estonia: Eram Books
France: Archipel
Germany: S. Fischer Verlag
Holland: Luitingh-Sijthoff
Italy: Longanesi/Casa Editrice Corbaccio
Russia: Mir Knigi
UK: Allison & Busby

Clark, Mary Jane.
HIDE YOURSELF AWAY (370 pp.)
Television news intern, Grace Callahan stares down a murder mystery 14 years old in Newport, Rhode Island. And the murderer will do anything to keep old secrets buried beneath the city's fabled mansions.

"A first-rate suspense novel with fine characters and a great plot twist."
      -- Globe & Mail

St. Martin's Press, July 2004
All rights: LDLA Inc.
France: Archipel
Italy: Longanesi/Casa Editrice Corbaccio
Sweden: Allas
Germany: S. Fischer Verlag
Norway: Norsk Ukeblad
Brazil: Editora Bertrand
Russia: Mir Knigi
Poland: Lucky

Clark, Mary Jane.
NOWHERE TO RUN (339 pp.)
St. Martin's Press, August, 2003
France: L'Archipel
Germany: Ullstein
Croatia: Naklada
Brazil: Editora Bertrand
Holland: Luitingh-Sijthoff

"Impossible to put down." -- Library Journal

When someone dies inside the Broadcast Center, panic spreads through the corridors of KEY News.

As one death follows another, the circumstances begin to suggest that the deaths may be diabolically executed murders. And when authorities lock down the Broadcast Center, neither victims nor murderer can escape.

"The dexterity in keeping so many guilty-looking characters afloat at once and the revelation of a truly surprising killer make Clark's sixth dispatch from KEY News her best." -- Kirkus Reviews

"Clark has perfected the lightweight suspense novel, where in classic Christie fashion, everyone is a potential suspect. Harmless (unlike anthrax), timely, and downright fun." -- Booklist

Clark, Mary Jane.
NOBODY KNOWS (308 pp.)

The fifth novel of suspense by Mary Jane Clark.
6 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list.

"As slick as they come. A real page turner." -Fern Michaels

St. Martin's Press, August 2002
Croatia: Naklada
France: L'Archipel
Germany: Ullstein
Denmark: Lademann
Slovak Republic: Slovensky Spisovatel
Russia: Mir Knigi

New York Times bestselling author, Mary Jane Clark's fourth novel of suspense.

"An excellent psychological thriller that will keep readers ... bound to the page." -- Publisher's Weekly

"This book hits home with me. Stalking is a serious issue in the television business. It can mean having to look behind your back every time you step outside. Mary Jane Clark nails it; with every page my heart raced faster." --CBS News Correspondent, Gretchen Carlson

  to read just some of the high praise heaped on Mary Jane's first 4 media thrillers.

St. Martin's Press, September 2001
Croatia: Naklada
Germany: Ullstein
Hungary: General Press Kiado
France: L'Archipel
Spain: Maeva
Sweden (serial rights): Allas
Norway: Allers

Clark, Mary Jane
LET ME WHISPER IN YOUR EAR (320 pp.).

Laura Walsh produces obituaries for Key News in Mary Jane Clark's third thriller. Other networks scramble when a celebrity dies unexpectedly, but Laura has them ready to roll. Indeed, she's been so lucky, her colleagues call her the "angel of death." When power anchor Gwyneth Gilpatric ends up dead, Laura turns up with an "obit" for her, and it looks like she knows more than she's telling.

"Kept me guessing right up to the final jolting betrayal. A suspense-charged absorbing tale of treachery, troubled psyches, and flawed relationships." -- Peri O'Shaugnessy

St. Martin's Press, September, 2000
Germany: Ullstein
France: Editions l'Archipel, France Loisirs
Denmark: Wangels
Spain: Maeva
Catalonia: Enciclopedia Catalana/PROA
Portugal: Pergaminho
Japan: Kodansha
Sweden (serial rights): Allas
Slovak Republic: Slovensky Spisovatel
Russia: Mir Knigi

Clark, Mary Jane.
DO YOU PROMISE NOT TO TELL?(280 pp.)

In Mary Jane Clark's second media thriller, TV news producer, Farrell Slater must expose the story behind the legendary Fabergé moon egg to save her career.

"Fast, fun and informative. Do You Promise Not To Tell?  is a winner from the start. I couldn't put it down." --Christopher Reich

"The suspense never flags, and the killer's identity remains a secret long into the tale." -- Publishers Weekly

St. Martin's Press, August, '99
Croatia: Naklada
Germany: Ullstein
Japan: Kodansha
France: Editions l'Archipel, Livre de Poche
Spain: Maeva
Catalonia: PROA/Enciclopedia Catalana
Portugal: Pergaminho
Holland: ECI
Czech Republic: IKAR
Slovak Republic: Slovensky Spisovatel
Bulgaria: Uniskorp

Clark, Mary Jane.
DO YOU WANT TO KNOW A SECRET? (304 pp.)

In this masterful "media thriller," New York's top TV news reporter is embroiled in a tainted Presidential election.

"A tightly knit whodunit with engaging characters and a suspenseful plots.Refreshing surprise ending, a very 90s version of 'the butler did it.'" -- Publishers Weekly

English language rights: St. Martin's Press, November, '98
The Mystery Guild, Doubleday Bookclubs
Germany: Ullstein
Japan: Kodansha
France: Editions l'Archipel, Livre de Poche
Spain: Maeva
Catalonia: PROA/Enciclopedia Catalana
Portugal: Pergaminho
Holland: ECI
Czech Republic: Ikar
Russia: Mir Knigi
Bulgaria: Uniskorp
Slovak Republic: Slovensky Spisovatel

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