I'll be seeing you
Subtitle: a novel
By: Mary Higgins Clark.
Publisher: Simon & Schuster
Published: 1993
Place of publication: New York, USA
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 317
ISBN-13: 9780671673661
Copyright date: 1993
Subjects: Women television personalities -- Fiction; Fertilization in vitro -- Fiction; Missing persons -- Fiction
Notes: Printed in the U.S.A.
Table of contents: title: Part one.; title: Meghan Collins stood somewhat aside from the cluster of other journalists in Emergency at Manhattan's Roosevelt Hospital; title: Meghan took a cab to her apartment in Battery Park City, at the very tip of Manhattan; title: Tom Weicker, 52-year-old news director of PCD Channel 3, had been borrowing Meghan Collins from the radio affiliate with increasing frequency; title: Somehow Meghan was able to accept Weicker's offer calmly; title: Catherine Collins' hair always looked as though she'd just run a hand through it; title: Mac, as Dr. Jeremy MacIntyre was known, lived with his 7-year-old son, Kyle, around the bend from the Collins family; title: When Meghan arrived home she found her mother sitting in the darkened living room, her hands folded in her lap; title: The Collins and Carter Executive Search office was located in Danbury, Connecticut; title: When Meghan arrived at the Collins and Carter Executive Search offices at 2:00 on Saturday, she found three men working with calculators at the long table that usually held magazines and plants; title: At 3:00 on Sunday afternoon, Meg met Steve Boyle, the PCD cameraman, in the parking lot of the Manning Clinic; title: On the way back to Newtown, Meghan used the car phone to call her mother; title: Bernie Heffernan spent Sunday evening with his mother, watching television in the shabby sitting room of their bungalow-type home in Jackson Heights; title: When Meghan went downstairs Monday morning at 6:30 she found her mother already in the kitchen; title: On Monday morning, Phillip Carter reached the office at 8:00; title: Helene Petrovic loved her job as embryologist in charge of the laboratoy of the Manning Clinic; title: By Monday afternoon, the Manning Clinic had settled down from the excitement of the weekend reunion; title: At 7:30 Tuesday morning, Mac watched his lively son leap onto the school bus; title: On Tuesday morning, from the front windows of her home in Scottsdale, Arizona, Frances Grolier could see the first glimmer of light begin to define the McDowell Mountains; title: Mac found his work in the LifeCode Research Laboratory, where he was a specialist in genetic therapy, to be rewarding, satisfying and all-absorbing; title: In Helene Petrovic's charming colonial home in Lawrenceville, New Jersey, her niece, Stephanie, was cross and worried; title: By 8:00 on Tuesday evening, traffic in the garage had slowed down to a trickle; title: The body of Helene Petrovic lay all Tuesday in the bedroom where she had died; title: Phillip Carter heard the news report detailing Dr. Helene Petrovic's death on his way to the office; title: Despite the best efforts of the entire staff of the Manning Clinic there was no hiding the tension that permeated the atmosphere; title: Victor Orsini and Phillip Carter never socialized for lunch; title: Bernie stopped at a diner on Route 7 just outside Danbury; title: Catherine Collins touched the button at her hand, and the hospital bed tilted noiselessly up; title: Part two.; title: On Wednesday afternoon, investigators from Connecticut drove to Lawrenceville, New Jersey, to question Stephanie Petrovic about her murdered aunt; title: The shock that Meghan had felt at once again seeing the dead woman who resembled her had dulled by the time a vial of blood was drawn from her arm; title: Just before 5:00, Victor Orsini received the call he was afraid might come; title: Dr. Henry Williams, the 65-year-old head of the Franklin Assisted Reproduction Center in the renovated old town section of Philadelphia, was a man who looked vaguely like everyone's favorite uncle; title: Bernie's first fare on Thursday morning was from Kennedy Airport; title: Catherine Collins had an early breakfast with Meghan before Meg left to meet with the investigators at the Danbury courthouse and then to drive to Philadelphia; title: At 4:00, Mac phoned Catherine at home to see how she was feeling; title: It was 9:30 when Meghan arrived home on Thursday night, relieved to find that Mac was waiting with her mother; title: Early Friday morning, Bernie watched again the replay of the interview he had taped at the Manning Clinic; title: Meghan slipped into St. Dominic's church at 12:30, at the midpoint of the sparsely attended mass for Helene Petrovic; title: Dr. George Manning left the clinic at 5:00 on Friday afternoon; title: "It always rains on Saturday," Kyle grumbled as he flipped from channel to channel on the television set; title: There was an auction coming up on property near the Rhode Island border; title: Late Saturday in Danbury Medical Center, a sedated Dina Anderson was dozing in bed, Jonathan asleep beside her; title: On Sunday morning, Catherine Collins attended the 10:00 mass at St. Paul's, but she found it difficult to keep her mind on the sermon; title: Stephanie Petrovic had a fitful night, finally falling into a heavy sleep; title: Meghan decided to skip going to the office and reached her apartment building at 4:00; title: Part three.; title: On Monday evening when Mac got home from work, Kyle was his usual cheerful self; title: Monday had been a bad day for Bernie; title: Frances stood, looking out the window at the back of the house; title: On Tuesday morning, Victor Orsini moved into Edwin Collins' private office; title: On Wednesday morning, as soon as Kyle was on the school bus, Mac left for Valley Memorial Hospital in Trenton, New Jersey; title: Catherine went to the inn on Wednesday morning and worked in her office until 11:30; title: Phillip was the first one to call on Thursday morning; title: Special investigators Bob Marron and Arlene Weiss requested and received permission from the Manhattan district attorney to question Frances Grolier late Thursday morning; title: Donald Anderson had taken two weeks off from work to help with the new baby; title: "Kyle, shouldn't you be starting your homework?" Marie Dileo, the 60-year-old housekeeper gently prodded; title: After her mother went back to the inn, Meghan phoned Phillip at home; title: When Bernie's mother regained consciousness, she tried to shout for help, but she knew none of the neighbors could hear her; title: The squad car pulled into the driveway of the shabby one-story frame house in Jackson Heights, and two policemen jumped out; title: Victor Orsini had agreed to be at John Dwyer's office in the Danbury courthouse at 3:00; title: It was nearly 4:00 when Mac completed his last errand and started home; title: "Phillip, before Dad gets here, I think I know the reason for Helene Petrovic being at Manning"; title: When Meghan regained consciousness she was lying on the ground, her head in someone's lap; title: The helicopter landed at the Danbury Medical Center