Lisa Scottoline
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When attorney Bennie Rosato is buried alive by her evil twin, Alice, escaping is only her first challenge. Alice has taken over her life so completely, everyone is convinced that Bennie is Alice—including the police.
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A Philadelphia journalist and single mom comes to suspect her adopted son is actually another couple’s kidnapped child.
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Sixteen classic tales by Edgar Allan Poe, with commentary by Deaver, DeMille, Gerritsen, Grafton, King and others.
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LISA SCOTTOLINE
Born and raised in Philadelphia, Lisa Scottoline was taught writing at the University of Pennsylvania by professors such as National Book Award Winner Philip Roth. After graduating cum laude from Penn’s law school, she landed a clerkship for a state appellate judge, but her career as a litigator was cut short with the birth of her daughter. Living on credit cards, she became a stay-at-home, writing mom and published her first book, Everywhere That Mary Went, to critical acclaim. Now 15 novels strong and counting, Scottoline writes a weekly column for the Philadelphia Inquirer and has won many awards, including the Edgar® for Final Appeal. She teaches Justice and Fiction at Penn Law School and appears in TrueTV’s true-crime series, Murder by the Book. She lives in the Philadelphia area.
