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Lady Killer [Audiobook] (Audio CD)

by Lisa Scottoline (Author)

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Audio CD
Publisher: Harper; Abridged edition (Feb 19 2008)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0061459208
ISBN-13: 978-0061459207
Product Dimensions: 14.7 x 13 x 2 cm
Shipping Weight: 46 g

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Scottoline's latest thriller presents a successful businesswoman's journey to confront her past, and Rosenblat draws upon her theatrical experience to create a fun listening experience. With a variety of tones and dialects on her palette, Rosenblat creates a colorful cast of characters (with even a little singing thrown in). While her omnipresent narrator is somewhat overbearing at times, this is downplayed by her wonderful character creations. While not exactly the most thrilling or believable story, the brilliant Rosenblat grabs the spotlight and owns it from start to finish. The final disc offers a noteworthy interview with Scottoline.
Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. --This text refers to an alternate Audio CD edition.

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Lisa Scottoline's LADY KILLER proves that an audiobook can surpass its print version. Kate Burton does an incredible job bringing the characters of South Philly to life. The voices, the accents, the colloquialisms are perfect. I knew these people. I grew up with them. There's Trish ³Trash² Gambone, Tony-From-Down-The-Block, and a dozen others that make this book a joy. Burton makes these characters so real you can smell the provolone. The heroine, lawyer Mary DiNunzio, finally proves herself to old high school rivals, the ³mean girls,² when she helps out a woman presumed murdered by her mobbed-up husband. Hey--you got a problem with that? M.S. Winner of AudioFile Earphones Award © AudioFile 2008, Portland, Maine-- Copyright © AudioFile, Portland, Maine

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5.0 out of 5 stars Rosato & Associates' Good Girl Takes Sides, April 7 2008

By	Professor Donald Mitchell "Jesus Makes Me a P... (Boston) - See all my reviews (#1 REVIEWER)

This review is from: Lady Killer (Hardcover)

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Mary DiNunzio is my favorite Lisa Scottoline heroine. I was thrilled to find that she was back as the narrator of Lady Killer . . . and was even happier when I found what a wonderful story Ms. Scottoline had crafted around this delightful character.

Lady Killer is a term that usually refers to a man who wows women . . . even against their better judgment. As the book opens, there's a different meaning. Heart-throb Bobby Mancuso has been hooked up with Trish Gambone since high school, but he's turned into a drug-dealing, connected villain who continually threatens Trish's health and safety. Now he's threatening to kill Trish.

Based on being acquainted in high school, Trish comes to see Mary seeking safety from being killed. Mary proposes legal alternatives . . . none of which appeal to Trish. That's where matters would have ended, except that Trish and Bobby go missing that night. Mary gets the blame from Trish's friends and family, and Mary digs in to see what she can do. The cops aren't very interested and Mary finds herself turning detective.

Life is more complicated than this sounds. Mary's legal practice is booming, and she has to ignore the rest of her clients to help Trish. This annoys virtually everyone else.

In addition, Mary used to tutor Bobby in high school . . . and the two dated for awhile.

Can Mary save Trish? Can we ever escape high school? Can Mary find happiness as a lawyer for the angry people in South Philly? Can Mary get a life?

Lisa Scottoline's interesting story races along all these tracks at the same time. It's good story telling . . . and even better reading.

In the process, you'll get to know Mary as you've never known her before. I think you'll like what you learn about her.

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