Daddy's Girl LP (Vinyl)

from Carl_Alves

Lisa Scottoline never disappoints. I enjoy reading her Bennie Rosato novels, but a stand alone is good for a change of pace. I really enjoy the characters that Lisa creates. Nat Greco comes across as a real person as does her family. Being born and raised in Philadelphia, Nat's family really reso...

from MuseofIre

After several duds, Scottoline's back to her old form with this thriller of law professor Natalie Greco who's caught up in a prison riot and detects several discrepancies in the official story. Nat takes a little too long to connect some dots that are immediately apparent to experienced readers, ...

from bookappeal

Bennie Rosato & Associates are absent from this one but Scottoline creates a likable character in Nat Greco, a law professor who needs a change in her life (no more Daddy's Girl!) but gets more than she bargained for when she visits a prison to help teach inmates. Scottoline once again demonstrat...

from smik

I could have sworn that I had read at least one book by Lisa Scottoline, but apparently not in the life of this blog. Here again is a book that has been sitting in my TBR for longer than I care to remember. Natalie Greco is a law professor, the daughter of a wealthy building family, used to getti...

from rdh123

Maelene's book. read in a weekend. mystery. enjoyed it. keep you in suspense the whole time and ended with a twist. Natalie Greco, a law professer, with 3 brothers and dating Hank a family friend. Dad owns constructioncompany. prison riot, murder, conspiracy. she gets accused of murder and at the...