"With remarkable technique and unnerving insight, Lippman probes the psychological aftermath of a crime and the fickle nature of childhood memories. Critics loved every minute of I'd Know You Anywhere, calling it 'disarming and fascinating' (USA Today) and very, very creepy. In particular, critics praised Lippman's rich characterizations, which allow readers to delve deep into the minds of Eliza and Walter. The novel transcends its genre, noted the Washington Post, 'thanks to Lippman's ability to take us into the lives and hearts of women who have been wronged and of the families that suffer with them.' For those interested in a complex and elegantly written psychological thriller, I'd Know You Anywhere is not to be missed."—Bookmarks Magazine