I'll Walk Alone by Mary Higgins Clark

I'll Walk Alone is Mary Higgins Clark's thirteenth suspense novel. This time the subject is identity theft. This thriller involves kidnapping and a scheme to ruin one woman's life. It is a fast paced psychological thriller with a big ending.

In I'll Walk Alone, Alexandra “Zan” Moreland, a gifted, beautiful interior designer on the threshold of a successful Manhattan career, is terrified to discover that somebody is not only using her credit cards and manipulating her financial accounts to bankrupt her and destroy her reputation, but may also be impersonating her in a scheme that may involve the much more brutal crimes of kidnapping and murder. Zan is already haunted by the disappearance of her own son, Matthew, kidnapped in broad daylight two years ago in Central Park -- a tragedy that has left her torn between hope and despair.

Now, on what would be Matthew’s fifth birthday, photos surface that seem to show Zan kidnapping her own child, followed by a chain of events that suggests somebody -- but who? Zan asks herself desperately, and why? -- has stolen her identity.