Courting Trouble

This is one of the best books I have listened to or read in a long time. You think you are finished and than there is more and again you think it has ended and there is still more. One of the books that when you listen in your car and get to your destination you stay in the car and keep listening.

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Good book, ending is very engaging....I couldn't stop listening, I had to know what happened!!

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good book, in fact so good I sat and listened to it in one sitting.

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Good story and well read. It kept me going through my commute time and a couple of times I ended up siting in the parking lot for an extra 5 minutes to get to the next scene. Very engaging.

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I found this book to be pretty good, interesting and kept my interest for the most part. However, as the book went on, I grew increasingly displeased with the tone and voice of the narrator. I found her to be monotone and but plain boring. However, I do think she did a good job with the philly accents. I felt she was taking some lines and emphasizing them incorrectly or just saying them so quickly as if the multiple sentences were all one sentence and thereby, losing the point or drama the author had written. While I enjoyed the book up until the last half when it was supposed to get exciting, I found myself wanting to be done with the book just so I could stop having to listen to the narrator. I would hesitate before selecting another book including this narrator. She just wasn\'t my style.

Another Scottoline winner......good plot, evolving into a understandable interesting story.....the \"villain\" is a surprise....typical of Lisa Scottoline\'s talent......Narration a plus......

I always enojoy Scottoline. I think I would have enjoyed this one more in the unabridged verson. It is still a very good listen and worth your time.

good book - kept my interest but was expecting a suprise ending and did not get.

This book provided more insight into the characters (and I do mean characters) at Rosato & Associates. I just love this group of people and the people that orbit them. However... enough with the shoes already! Does this woman have a fetish or what? In every book we get to find out who done it, but we also end up knowing who wears what designer's shoes, or what type of shoes, or how someone looks in shoes, or how someone feels in or out of shoes. Sheesh! Yeah, I'll keep reading LS's books regardless. They're too much fun not to.

Fast, furious, light-hearted fun with moments of danger. This is another good one from Scottoline. The author does a good job of showing us the world inside a female law firm, mistaken identity, high-stakes corporate lawsuits, and marital strife. There's never a dull moment at the firm of Rossato & Associates.