Killer Smile

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This was really annoying. There also was a trip to Montana where she supposedly has never gone out of state or ridden a plane yet in past books she had done both. There was another side story about a nutcase calling and threatening Bennie and then Mary that is prominent at times then forgotten then comes back. Oh and another side story is her mom has cancer. Mary does some really good research work despite being plagued by a reporter, getting no help from police or her co-workers, being nearly killed, doing stupid things, having bad blind dates, and having to help a nurse who is attacked for what she saw happen to Mary at the hands of the bad guy's family.

I still liked the story but wish I was her editor! Sep 08, Saleh MoonWalker rated it liked it Shelves: Jan 03, Ariel Kay rated it did not like it. Aug 29, Scottsdale Public Library added it Shelves: I just finished reading "Killer Smile" by Lisa Scottoline. There are many clues that are presented to her a lock of hair, an old photograph, and a paper with circular doodles to try to unravel a mystery. Most of the book takes place in South Philadelphia, and you will come to love Mary and her family.

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There are times when you might shed a tear, and then there are times when you will laugh out loud. Parker and Janet Evanovich in that aspect. However, the best part for me was after the book ended, and I read the Author's Note. It dealt with her grandparents' history and their being classified as enemy aliens in WW II. That genealogy tie in, with my own interest in my family's genealogy, was enlightening.

A murder mystery that relates to your grandparents lives. This book will make for an interesting Book Club discussion. I really liked the characters in this book and the humour. The plot was also good until Lisa Scottoline had her main character do something outrageously stupid. This was the start of a sequence of stupid things which the character did which just left me reeling.

I nearly stopped reading the book, but her main character was reunited with her common sense in the nick of time, so I finished it. Overall, the parts that I enjoyed were good enough to rate three stars even with the stupid bit in the mi I really liked the characters in this book and the humour. Overall, the parts that I enjoyed were good enough to rate three stars even with the stupid bit in the middle. I'll try another book by Lisa Scottoline but if that has the main character go off the rails in as unbelievable way as in this book, I don't think Lisa Scottoline's books are my cup of tea.

Jul 05, Amanda rated it really liked it Shelves: This was a good story.

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I enjoyed listening to it. This series has a great group of ladies. I also enjoyed the author's story about her grandparents experience during the war. This book provided interesting historical information that during WWII Italian Americans were required to register as enemy aliens and many were sent to internment camps. I have Italian ancestors but was unaware of this until now.

My ancestors immigrated here before WWII but their country of residence was Austria so this did This was a good story. My ancestors immigrated here before WWII but their country of residence was Austria so this did not effect them even though they are Italian. Mar 21, Janet Payeur rated it really liked it. Jan 13, Tina hogan Grant rated it it was amazing. She has spunk and isn't afraid of getting what she wants, even it means breaking the law.

All while being set up with blind dates from her friends. An enjoyable read that I highly recommend. Jul 10, James Fitzgerald rated it liked it. This was a interesting book based on historical fact that about 10, Italian immigrants who could have lived in the US for over 30 years were rounded up and sent to internment camps during world war What develops in further investigation is that her client 60 years ago died in this camp from suicide or was it murder?

Apr 02, Parker rated it it was ok. Scottoline pulls off a neat little trick here. Nyquist, in Montana, over huckleberry pie: Feb 06, Jan rated it liked it. Mary a young lawyer, takes on a pro bono case. She has recently become a widow, and her friends think she must be "fixed up", this fixed up idea, by her friends will almost get her killed. Mary works diligently trying to find out what happened to an Italian Immigrant and his fishing business, when he was interned during WWII and sent to Montana. She is told he committed suicide, but he was Catholic, and something smells "fishy" to Mary.

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She is from a strong Italian American family in Philadelphi Mary a young lawyer, takes on a pro bono case. She is from a strong Italian American family in Philadelphia, and is going to get to the root of the matter. The further she digs, she is more intrigued, she is attacked several times and her home and office building are broken into, her papers are stolen and later a friend is murdered.

With the backing of trusted friends, and the help of new ones, Mary solves the case, but not before others are attacked and murdered along the way.

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I look forward to reading more from Author Lisa Scottoline. I also had no idea what Gnocchi's were, so have been educated twice. Dec 28, Kristen rated it really liked it Shelves: While she prepared to take a deposition for one of her latest cases for the firm, she wound up embroiled in a complicated and complex investigation for her latest case for Amadeo Brandolini's estate. First, she dealt with a harasser on the phone, while she looked into the probe of Amadeo's life, which lead her back to the s, during World War II.

And friends and family tried to fix her up with blind dates, when she'd gotten herself into a bind or two. She learned a lot about his life before his death, which was ruled by a "suicide by strangulation. When the truth came out, it had disturbed more than a hornet's nest, while she won victory in the end. Aug 05, Melissa rated it it was ok. I listened to this on audio book. Mary is a lawyer who takes on the estate of Amadeo Brandalini. The entire case is based on Amadeo killing himself. Mary doesn't believe that it was an actual suicide.

She investigates and in the process puts herself in danger. Once the bad guy punches her in the face and then lets her go.

I found this to be a lot like Janet Evanovich and Jonathan Kellerman, but not as much of a "page" turner. I thought Mary was annoying and she kept saying "fort" instead of "for I listened to this on audio book. I thought Mary was annoying and she kept saying "fort" instead of "forte" which I just did not get at all. I thought the twist at the end was unnecessary and far-fetched, and the last line really made no sense to me.

I thought it was just okay. Jun 09, Jill rated it it was ok. This is the 2nd book by Scottoline I've read, and it just might be the last. Our heroine is once again Mary - surprising, since I figured she'd get run over by a bus between novels. For a lawyer, she ain't all that smrt. Anyhoo, here she is again, tracking down mysteries no one cares about, getting beaten up, kidnapped, The chapters are really short, and I suppose this could be good for a beach novel or light bathroom reading , This is the 2nd book by Scottoline I've read, and it just might be the last.

The chapters are really short, and I suppose this could be good for a beach novel or light bathroom reading , but I'd rather spend my precious few reading minutes on something more Jan 18, Ann rated it really liked it Shelves: I discovered her with her very first book "Everywhere That Mary Went" and have read every book since.

The throw-away references to 'trinities' and 'Tastykakes' and the 'Skuykill Expressway' make me homesick. The plot is out there a bit but it is fun and so are the characters. I had no idea. She includes copies of her parents alien registration cards at the end of the book.

We should never forget these things happened in this country and could happen again. Feb 21, Joyce rated it really liked it.

Being a fan, I have read all the previous novels and found this to be one of the best. Mary is a reluctant heroine and acquits herself admirably.

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Each novel in the series focuses on a different attorney and each is well characterized along with stories that are well plotted. Mar 07, Mic rated it it was ok. Anyone who thinks the sun is a planet is really struggling. Not a 1-star rating, because it's not as bad as that ie Da Vinci Code , but it's pretty close. Dec 07, Alison rated it liked it. The premise, Mary taking on a case pro bono of a man who committed suicide while interned during WWII had promise.

However, the route she took to determine if it was suicide or homicide was just not believable to me. The lawyers in this firm, this time Mary, seem to take on the role of Private Investigator and get themselves into more trouble than is plausible. Breaking and entering, check. Entering a crime scene, check. Shouldn't a lawyer at least try to be lawful? The main story was interesting on its own merits, we didn't need Mary breaking laws, disobeying her boss, talking with reporters, and going out on a blind date without knowing for sure who the man she was getting into a car with was.

The story would have been just as interesting without the theatrics.

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