Synopsis
Lawyer Mary DiNunzio's new case is a mystery—the strange suicide of an Italian fisherman interned during a dark, unspoken chapter in American history. Armed only with the puzzle pieces of a lock of hair, an old photograph, and a paper covered with indecipherable doodles, Mary digs deep into the case and suspects betrayal—and murder.
Meantime, Mary's friends worry that her investigation is becoming an obsession, so they set her up on a series of truly disastrous blind dates. She escapes romance only to risk life and limb to hunt down a ruthless killer. But someone in the shadows—powerful, cold-blooded, and very deadly—will stop at nothing to keep Mary from the truth.
About Lisa Scottoline
See more books from this AuthorTrish vanishes overnight, leaving Mary with a major case of guilt and an immediate future crystal-clear to fans of the Rosato franchise (Daddy’s Girl, 2007, etc.)—trouble with the cops, trouble with her client’s family and Mean Girl friends and trouble with her boss, who gives her an ultimatum: F...
| Read Full Review of Killer SmileMary DiNunzio, Bennie Rosato’s law associate, pursues her claim on behalf of the late interned family friend Amadeo Brandolini (Dead Ringer, 2004) to a rousing courtroom finale.
| Read Full Review of Killer SmilePhiladelphia attorney Mary DiNunzio, last seen in Killer Smile (2004), agrees to help her high school nemesis, Trish Gambone, at the start of this less than convincing thriller from bestseller Scottoline.
| Read Full Review of Killer Smile(On sale June 1) Forecast: Scottoline's last book , Dead Ringer, debuted at #5 on the New York Times bestseller list—her personal best.
| Read Full Review of Killer SmileIn addition to trying to avoid the office tattletale, Bennie's files and some nasty folks bent on doing her harm, she tries to dodge an endless parade of well-meaning matchmakers.
Jan 22 2011 | Read Full Review of Killer SmileOriginally posted Jun 04, 2004 Published in issue #768 Jun 04, 2004 Order article reprints
Jun 04 2004 | Read Full Review of Killer SmileScottoline wrote this book after she discovered that her grandparents had to register as enemy aliens during World War II, despite the fact that they had lived in the US for 30 years and their son, Scottoline's father, was currently serving in the US armed forces.
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