books by Lisa Scottoline     books:     Lisa Scottoline      Rough Justice Lisa Scottoline HarperTorch, 1998 Rough Justice I started reading Ms. Scottoline books in the middle of this series and decided to go back to the beginning of the series, I am so glad I did. Great Series!             Lady Killer Lisa Scottoline Harper, 2008 Not quite a sorority! Plain, nerdy and smart, Mary DiNunzio was always expected to do well in life but was bullied mercilessly by "The Mean Girls", a group of showy, good looking girls who made her life in High School a sheer hell. Mary is now a successful lawyer and when she is approached ...             Final Appeal Lisa Scottoline HarperTorch, 1994 Another great book from Lisa I have ready many of Ms. Scottoline's novels and have found all of them to be worth my time. This one was faced pace and had a couple turns I did not see coming. Highly recomend.             Moment of Truth Lisa Scottoline HarperTorch, 2001 moment of truth An outstanding novel by a superb writer....exciting, suspenseful, excellent characters involved that holds you to the story....             Running from the Law Lisa Scottoline HarperTorch, 1996 Female attorney turned author, Part 2 As mentioned in my previous review, this is an author that I have read several of her books. Her stories never disappoint a reader. "Running from the Law" is a fine example of her talent as a writer; and you always seem to learn something about the judicial system ...             Everywhere That Mary Went Lisa Scottoline HarperTorch, 1993 Top of the line Reading Experience Mary DiNunzio is a lawyer on the lookout for a partnership with one of Philadelphia's top law firms. Still grieving for her late husband, she is really in no mood for a secret admirer/stalker. With all the stress of her job, she ignores the early signs of the stalker, ...             Daddy's Girl Lisa Scottoline Harper, 2008 Not the typical Scottline book Not the typical Scottline. The herion, although strong, seems conflicted. This does not take away from the plot, which in Scottline fashion has many twists and turns. Can't figure out the reason for the title. Who picked it out? Anyway it's still worth reading.             Legal Tender Lisa Scottoline HarperTorch, 1997 Female attorney turned author Lisa Scottoline has an incredible background both personal and profressional. She uses them to write her stories. They are always interesting, in-depth, and intriguing. I am a new fan of hers and have read many of her books. None have disappointed me. This one ...             Mistaken Identity Lisa Scottoline HarperTorch, 2000 Mistaken Identity by Lisa Scottoline I started reading Ms. Scottoline books in the middle of this series and decided to go back to the beginning of the series, I am so glad I did. Great Series!             The Vendetta Defense Lisa Scottoline HarperTorch, 2002 Inside Judy Carrier's Head I've read all of Scottoline's books, including those not about the all woman law firm, but this one is the best. Judy Carrier, who at most was a snarky side kick in Scottoline's other books, turns out to be athletic, smart and wickedly funny in this story. She's ...             Dirty Blonde Lisa Scottoline Harper, 2007 Well-written and tightly-plotted The dirty blonde of Lisa Scottoline's title is 39-year-old Cate Fante. By day a respected district court judge,Cate prowls Pennsylvania's seedier bars by night in search of hot sex with disreputable strangers. Naturally, Cate's secret doesn't stay a secret for long. ...             Lisa Scottoline: The First Two Novels: Everywhere That Mary Went and Final Appeal Lisa Scottoline HarperCollins, 2004 If there were 10 stars, that's what I'd give all Lisa's books! This gal will make you laugh out loud whether you're listening to one of her books or reading it. She's got a great banter with the characters and the Italian influence (if you are Italian or know Italians) is so great and so right on! Every book of Lisa's that I've ...             Devil's Corner CD Lisa Scottoline HarperAudio, 2005 SUPER SUSPENSE AND A STRONG VOCAL PERFORMANCE Already entrenched as one of the most popular authors of legal thrillers, Lisa Scottoline shows no signs of success lag. Her twelfth book, Devil's Corner, is once more headed by spunky, bright heroine, Vicki Allegretti, and peppered with trenchant dialogue. ...             Devil's Corner Lisa Scottoline HarperTorch, 2006 I laughed, I cried laughing and bought the rest of her books If you are from a big city, you will like her, if you are from Philly, you will LOVE her. This book is best one I've read so far.             Courting Trouble Lisa Scottoline HarperTorch, 2003 Entertaining read Though I found it hard to believe the heroine would deliberately put herself in so much danger to catch a killer, I loved the characters. The book moved along at a fast pace and reached a point where I couldn't put it down.          products you might be interested in search for books courting, everywhere, identity, mistaken, scottoline, vendetta      toavi.com    web randomly chosen book: The Odus of Idi (Ifism, the Complete Works of Orunmila , Vol 5)