I was finally able to finish off I heard That Song Before, by Mary Higgins Clark. I like her books, they are clean, and nothing really offensive in it, thought those kind of things don't generally bother me.
The premise of this book was the story of Kay Lansing, the daughter of a landscaper. She is a librarian (really) and talks to Peter Carrington, businessman, owner of the lavish Carrington estate, and "person of interest" in two murders. Kay and Peter fall in love. Peter is finally formally accused of murder and Kay works to clear his name. The plot was riveting. The chapters were not really too long, making it easier to read.
Now it's on to Fresh Disasters, by Stuart Woods.
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