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In this eleventh mystery in a series about the all-women Philadelphia law firm Rosato & Associates, Italian-American author Lisa Scottoline uses the true story of her own grandparents' experience as World War II internees to enrich the fictional account of a 60-year-old secret threatening a young lawyer. Lawyer Mary Di Nunzio, a youthful widow beset by bad dating advice, takes on a pro bono case, seeking reparations for the estate of Amadeo Brandolini, an Italian-American who apparently killed himself in a Montana internment camp during World War II. The more Mary investigates, the more it appears that Brandolini's death was not suicide but murder, and that someone is willing to kill to keep that knowledge hidden.
| Details | | Series: | SCOTTOLINE, LISA |
| Size | | Length: | 549 pages | | Height: | 9.0 in | | Width: | 6.0 in | | Thickness: | 1.2 in | | Weight: | 21.6 oz |
Industry Reviews
"Scottoline skillfully weaves a complicated, gripping and fast-paced tale, at turns comical, nerve-wracking and enlightening."
Publishers Weekly (03/22/2004)
"...Scottoline keeps it fast, fleet, and funny."
Kirkus (05/01/2004)
"This is another sure blockbuster bestseller for Scottoline. This book has it all--mystery, suspense and thrills. The story is intellectually compelling, the suspense is tangible and the characters are large than life and leap off of the pages."
Romantic Times BOOKclub - Shannon Short (07/01/2004)
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