Three film adaptations from the novels of the woman known to millions as 'The Queen Of Suspense'.

You Belong To Me (Dir. Paolo Barzman, 2001): Dr Susan Chandler has a call-in radio show and uses it explore the issues of lonely women murdered by a seductive killer. One such investigation puts her life and those of her closest friends in danger. Based on the novel by Mary Higgins Clark.

All Around The Town (Dir. Paolo Barzman, 2002): Laurie has no alibi to offer when she is accused of murder. Will her sister or her psychiatrist be able to help? Based on the novel by Mary Higgins Clark.

Haven't We Met Before? (Dir. Rene Bonniere, 2002): Nicolette Sheridan plays Emily Winton, a beautiful law student who finds herself at the mercy of Stephen Koenig (Page Fletcher), a man who claims to have known her in a previous life. In the subsequent exploration of "past life regression", Koenig is incarcerated at a mental institution after attempting to strangle Emily and Detective Jack Cobel (Anthony Lemke) heads up the police investigation. Koenig's defence? Emily had let him hang for murder over 100 years ago, now Koenig tries to escape from his prison cell and get revenge. Meanwhile, Detective Cobel delves into Koenig's many "past injustices" to determine if he's linked to the deaths of other innocent victims.