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In association with Costa Cálida International Radio and www.angloINFO.com M a r y Higgins C l a r k ’ s books are world-wide bestsellers. She is the author of twenty-four suspense novels and she is now coauthor, with her daughter Carol Higgins Clark. Two of her novels were made into feature films, Where Are the Children? and A Stranger Is Watching. Many of her other works, novels and short stories, were made into television films. Mary Higgins Clark’s fame as a writer Page 16 was achieved against heavy odds. Born and raised in the Bronx, her father died when she was eleven and her mother struggled to raise her and her two brothers. On graduating from high school, she went to secretarial school, so she could get a job and help with the family finances. She married Warren Clark, nine years her senior, whom she had known since she was 16. Soon after her marriage, she started writing short stories, finally selling her first to Extension Magazine in 1956 for $100. Left a young widow by the death of her husband from a heart attack in 1964, Mary Higgins Clark went to work writing radio scripts and, in addition, decided to try her hand at writing books. In 1996, Mary Higgins Clark married John Conheeney, the retired Chairman and CEO of Merrill-Lynch Futures. They live in Saddle River, New Jersey. You Belong to Me (1998) Regina Clausen was 43, successful in her career, but insecure and unfulfilled in her personal life. Travelling alone on the luxury liner Gabrielle, she disembarked in Hong Kong saying she would rejoin the ship when it docked in Japan. She was never seen again... Three years later, radio presenter Susan Chandler does a series about vanishing women on her radio talk show. When a caller, who refuses to identify herself, tells of meeting a man on a cruise who gave her a ring inscribed ‘You Belong to Me’, but then disappeared when she refused to leave the ship with him, she thinks little of it. Then Regina’s mother appears at Susan’s office with a ring bearing the same inscription which was found amongst her daughter’s belongings, and Susan begins to suspect that they are on the trail of something dangerously sinister... Daddy’s Little Girl (2002) Ellie Cavanaugh was only seven when her older sister, Andrea, was murdered near their home in rural Westchester County. It was Ellie’s testimony that led to the conviction of a man, who steadfastly denied his guilt, but spent twenty-two years in prison. When he comes up for parole, Ellie protests, but the convicted killer is set free and returns home. Ellie also returns, intent on writing a book that will prove his guilt, but as she delves deeper into her research, she uncovers horrifying facts that shed a new light on her sister’s murder. With each discovery, she comes closer to a confrontation with a desperate killer... The Shadow of Your Smile (2010) At age 82 and in failing health, Olivia Morrow knows she has little time left. The last of her line, she faces a momentous choice: expose a long-held family secret, or take it with her to her grave. Olivia has in her possession letters from her deceased cousin Catherine, a nun, now being considered for beatification by the Catholic Church--the final step before sainthood. In her lifetime, Sister Catherine had founded seven hospitals for disabled children. Now the cure of a four-year-old boy dying of brain cancer is being attributed to her. After his case was pronounced medically hopeless, the boy’s desperate mother had organized a prayer crusade to Sister Catherine, leading to his miraculous recovery. Please tell our customers where you saw their advertisement in the Costa Cálida Chronicle To place an advertisement with us please see page 5 or contact Teresa 619 199 407 www.costacalidachronicle.com email: costacalidachronicle@gmail.com
There has been a mixed response to the dry weather we have had in the area. As usual the farmers say we are in desperate need of rain, but the rest of us have enjoyed a remarkable autumn, but no doubt this will all change now the winter months are here. There appears to be more happening on the social scene since MABS NW Murcia was started by Cecelia Coulson, with live entertainment now being organised every other month. The December Christmas Party should be a brilliant night with the soulful Barrington entertaining us for the evening at the restaurant at the sanctuary near Calasparra. This will be a great night, so get your tickets early (see the poster on page ?). Tickets for the ABBA Tribute night organised for 9 th November sold out really quickly and again this should be a good night. Let’s have a few more nights like these as it is a good way to get together without costing too much. Most of us still struggle to keep up with the Spanish hours when it comes to going out and prefer to eat and go out earlier and are usually ready to go home by midnight or 1pm! Moratalla is offering everyone the chance to sample different tapas through its “Tapas Route II Moratalla.” until 27 th November. This initiative is an opportunity to enjoy Moratalla cuisine from various establishments participating in this route. For just 2€, local restaurateurs will provide the public with a special tapa and a drink. All participants who have completed the route properly and delivered the information t o the Office of Tourism Moratalla, will be entered in to a raffle. There are very few ‘Brit’ businesses in Northwest Murcia, but one that has survived the hard times is Cosas y Cosas in Cehegin. This shop is situated opposite Mercadona so is easy to find and more importantly it is easy to park. There is a large swap library where you can exchange books for 1€, a good selection of cards and gifts and of course the all-important good selection of British food. If you are looking for Christmas cards, calendars and diaries, call in to the shop which is open 10-2pm Monday to Saturday. If you are looking to get away for the Christmas or New Year break, give Casa Pedro Barrera a try. They can cater for groups of up to ten people in their fantastic luxury accommodation with full board. See their advert on page ? or call Martyn or Denise on 968 972 972 or 687 118 450. www.casapedrobarrera.com Cehegin Scene On the last Sunday of every month from October in the “Plaza del Castillo”, the highest point in the old town of Cehegin (Casco Antiguo), there is a craft market known as “El Mesoncico”. There you will find more than 50 craftsmen of the area with stalls displaying such products as cured meats, hams, pottery, cakes, wines, cheeses, etc. Each of the monthly markets has a different theme showing traditional and local crafts. You will be able to taste and enjoy the foods and products most typical to this area. On 27 th of November, from 10am, the market is entitled “Flavours of Autumn”. You will be able to taste typical products of this time of the year, such as roast potatoes, cured meats, the traditional olives “picas” (squashed) and good wine accompanied by traditional music. Technology Centre situated in Carretera Murcia, approached from the West. A free bus service is operated to the market place every 20 minutes. Every weekend you can visit the Ecological Park opened to visitors from 9am until 6.00pm at weekends; everybody is welcome. For visits during the week however, a reservation is required by telephone to 696 775 783. If there are any further enquiries please contact the Cehegin Tourist Office at 968 723 550 or visit our tourist website www. turismocehegin.es Santiago Leo Cehegin Tourist Office Free parking is available at the Marble Please tell our customers where you saw their advertisement in the Costa Cálida Chronicle To place an advertisement with us please see page 5 or contact Teresa 619 199 407 www.costacalidachronicle.com email: costacalidachronicle@gmail.com Page 17 In association with Costa Cálida International Radio and www.angloINFO.com
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