With her trademark wit, suspense and style, New York Times bestselling author Lisa Scottoline delivers yet another blockbuster thriller.
Young lawyer Mary DiNunzio gets a terrifying telephone call while she's working late, then goes home to find a threatening note in her apartment. When a lawyer close to her turns up dead, Mary begins to suspect that the case she's been working on - involving the suicide of an Italian-American in an internment camp during World War II - may not be ancient history after all. Add to that the fact that everybody around Mary has decided that she's not allowed to be a young widow anymore, and is fixing her up with blind dates from hell. Then a killer comes after her, and it's more than any girl can handle - but not any woman.
Lisa Scottoline is a New York Times bestselling author, a winner of the Edgar Award and a former trial lawyer. She has served as the Leo Goodwin Senior Professor of Law and Popular Culture at Nova Southeastern Law School, and her novels are used by bar associations for the ethical issues they present. She lives with her family in the Philadelphia area and welcomes reader e mail at www.scottoline.com
