New York Times Bestselling AuthorFor the first time in trade paperback, a backlist favorite from New York Times bestselling author Lisa Scottoline...Accused of committing cold-blooded murder, Alice Connolly wants one lawyer to defend her: Bennie Rosato. But the no-nonsense Philadelphia criminal attorney isn't interested--until she meets the accused killer face to face--and can't believe what she sees. Alice claims she's Bennie twin--and the woman does bear an uncanny resemblance to her. But Bennie grew up an only child. She doesn't have a sister. Or does she? Agreeing to take the case, Bennie plunges into the mystery of the murder and into the depths of her own past--a twisting search for justice and the truth that will keep the seasoned attorney guessing and leave readers breathless until the verdict is in.
Legal eagle Benny Rosato is called to the local prison to consult with Alice Connolly, a woman accused of committing cold-blooded murder, who wants Bennie to represent her at trial. The no-nonsense Philadelphia defense attorney has no intention of taking the case, until she comes face to face with Connolly. The incarcerated woman is a dead ringer for Bennie-and claims to be her long-lost twin sister. From that startling opening, Mistaken Identity sweeps up readers on a roller-coaster ride of breathless suspense, the kind only best-seling author Lisa Scottoline can deliver.--Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel
Legal eagle Benny Rosato is called to the local prison to consult with Alice Connolly, a woman accused of committing cold-blooded murder, who wants Bennie to represent her at trial. The no-nonsense Philadelphia defense attorney has no intention of taking the case, until she comes face to face with Connolly. The incarcerated woman is a dead ringer for Bennie-and claims to be her long-lost twin sister. From that startling opening, Mistaken Identity sweeps up readers on a roller-coaster ride of breathless suspense, the kind only best-seling author Lisa Scottoline can deliver.--Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel
Legal eagle Benny Rosato is called to the local prison to consult with Alice Connolly, a woman accused of committing cold-blooded murder, who wants Bennie to represent her at trial. The no-nonsense Philadelphia defense attorney has no intention of taking the case, until she comes face to face with Connolly. The incarcerated woman is a dead ringer for Bennie-and claims to be her long-l