In New York Times bestselling author Lisa Scottoline’s electrifying, Edgar nominated, first novel in her Rosato & Associates series, a young lawyer at an all-female law firm must stay one step ahead of a stalker who has a deadly agenda.
“A page turner that whips through legal labyrinths and emotional mazes.”—Nora Roberts
Mary DiNunzio has been slaving away for the past eight years trying to make partner in her cutthroat Philadelphia law firm. She’s too busy to worry about the crank phone calls she’s been getting—until they fall into a sinister pattern. The phone rings as soon as she gets to work, then as soon as she gets home.
Mary can’t shake the sensation that someone is watching her, following her every move. The shadowboxing turns deadly when her worst fears are realized, and she has to fight for something a lot more important than partnership—her life.
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"I bought this Audiobook because I was going on a roadtrip and wanted something to listen to, that didn't cost a fortune. I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed the story and immediately went out and bought more of Lisa's books. Great storyline."
— Rayvonne (4 out of 5 stars)
" While I've wanted to read this for a really long time, It was just ok. Too many secondary characters in my opinion. I'm glad that her writing has definitely gotten better. I remember reading some of Scottoline's books in this series (Rosato & Associates) and enjoying them immensely. From what I recall, the firm is mainly made up of women. "
— Beth, 2/17/2014" I enjoyed this, but I'm glad that Scottoline got better after this first one. "
— Purple, 1/30/2014" This was the first book in the series- Kept my intrest -a page turner "
— Pj, 1/4/2014" I had not read any lisa scottoline books before reading "my next husband will be a dog". lisa's writing style intrigued me so I chose this first novel to see what her legal mysteries were like. this was very enjoyable and I will definitely read her again. "
— Kathy, 1/2/2014" This was not one of my favorite books of Lisa Scottoline's. I enjoy her more recent books better but still enjoyed reading this one. I've added the 2nd in the series to my list of books to read :) "
— Lynnski, 12/22/2013" Light reading, new author and series to get into. "
— Sparkie, 12/17/2013" Good book, but not great. I liked Mary's character and will probably read book 2 in this series someday. "
— Kenny, 11/23/2013" I probably enjoyed this more than I otherwise would have because of the Philadelphia setting. "
— Joy, 11/19/2013" I stopped reading this because I found the language too offensive. Too bad, because I like the author's stories. "
— Marsha, 11/4/2013" I love Lisa Scottoline. Her books are fun and suspenseful without being cynical and hardnosed. The characters and their flaws are always real. This is the first in a series and I definitely will be reading more! "
— Elizabeth, 8/5/2013" Cute book, but not great literature. It is a nice start to a mystery series that has intrigued me enough to continue reading. However, it is very predictable, and there wasn't enough character development for me. I suspect because Scottoline was anticipating that this would be a series. "
— Chris, 7/22/2013Lisa Scottoline is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling and Edgar Award–winning author of thirty-six novels. A former President of Mystery Writers of America, she has thirty million copies of her books in print and has been published in thirty-five countries. Her books have been optioned for film and televison, and she has also co-authored a series of humorous memoirs with her daughter, novelist Francesca Serritella. A former lawyer, she taught a course she developed, “Justice & Fiction,” at the University of Pennsylvania Law School, her alma mater.
Kate Burton, an Earphones Award–winning narrator, is best known for her work on Broadway in Hedda Gabler, The Elephant Man, The Constant Wife, and Spring Awakening, as well as on television in Grey’s Anatomy and Empire Falls. Her films include Big Trouble in Little China, The Ice Storm, Unfaithful, and Remember Me. She played the title role in Alice in Wonderland with her father, Richard Burton, on PBS.