Courting Trouble

from delphimo

Scottoline's writing in not the sophisticated style of PD James or Elizabeth George, Scottoline's style is more like a grown-up Nancy Drew. The lawyers, all women, at the Philadelphia law firm of Rosato and Associates run off helter-skelter attempting to solve a case. This novel heavily relies on...

from YogiABB

While on vacation recently we spent a lot of time on the beach reading. I put aside my regular books and read "beach books." Courting Trouble is one of those. It's a murder mystery featuring Anne Murphy a smart, young, single, gorgeous, red headed attorney with a shoe fetish living in Philidelphi...

from she_climber

Not the best of the series. Anne Murphy needs some work. It got old real quick hearing about how beautiful she is and how things were RANDOM. I did like the little Lucille Ball quirk of hers though. I'd be okay if Murphy got knocked off in the next book.

from FerneMysteryReader

I love this series! Lisa Scottoline writes excellent legal novels and interspersed within the storylines the reader can always count on navigating references unique to Philly (Philadelphia to out-of-towners) either in the areas of the city traveled, the food consumed, or the diversity of the law ...