Think Twice by Lisa Scottoline Paperback Book
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Author: Lisa Scottoline

Narrator: Dyck, Jennifer Van

Format: Unabridged-CD, Paperback

Publisher: MacMillan Audio

Published: Mar 2010

Genre: Fiction - Thrillers

Retail Price: $39.99

Discs: 8

Synopsis

Unbeknownst to her identical twin Bennie Rosato, Alice Connelly is on the run from her drug-dealing confederates who are trying to kill her. Alice sees only one way out - to become Bennie. She slips a drug into her drink, and usurps her life. Not only does she sleep with her boyfriend, impersonate her at work - and steal her money, but she also warns the police that her evil twin is out to get her. Her plan works perfectly, because when Bennie emerges to fight back, everyone thinks she's Alice - including the police. Meanwhile, Mary DNunzio, distracted by personal problems is also duped by Alice. The happy DNunzio home is disrupted by the arrival of a sexy and mysterious cousin who claims to be a witch - and manages to put Mary's father under her spell! Bennie, with everything at stake, is fighting for her life - on all levels. She's reached breaking point. But when the chips are finally down, what will she do? Is blood thicker than water, and can an ordinary, law-abiding woman be driven to evil?

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Reviews

BookLender review by Celie on 2010-07-26 21:05:11

This book was not on par with Scottoline's early work. The plot was contrived and filled with unlikely coincidences. I have enjoyed much of her work, but this time.