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Title: Killer Smile

Author: Lisa Scottoline

Narrator: Haydn Gwynne

Format: Abridged

Length: 3 hrs and 37 mins

Language: English

Release date: 02-28-08

Publisher: Pan Macmillan Publishers Ltd.

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Suspense

Publisher's Summary:

Add to that the fact that everybody around Mary has decided she's not allowed to be a Young Widow anymore - and they're fixing her up with blind dates from hell.

When a killer comes after her, it's more than any girl can handle. But Mary isn't just any girl.

Members Reviews:

We have law but very little justice

I find something to love in all of Lisa's books. This one involve an attractive, young, wealthy, single woman now a federal judge who leads a double life. Hard to imagine some one in a powerful public position, willing to put every bit of their respect and integrity on the line to dabble in things we associate with being a degenerate. Yet, we see all the time how the mighty do fall; politicians, religious zealots, teachers, law enforcement, doctors. When a high-profile case comes to the court room and literally explodes, the judge has to wrestle with the fact she may have lit the fuse. Litigants involved come to be murdered and committing suicide; more blood on the judge's hands. Then her life is scrutinized which pulls in those close to her. To try to stop things from unraveling she returns to her hometown only to come to a startling realization about the secret lives of her parents now both deceased. We have law, but very little justice and at times revenge is the only justice to be found.

Over the top

The book was a bit over the top when it came to how one woman could handle so much in her job with one case. The plot was good but getting there at times was a bit dragged out, It did move along. Enjoy the history of the interment camp in Colorado during WW2, and

there was not much courtroom time.

I liked Scottoline's book Every Where that Mary Went much better. I'll try another read by her at some future time.

I went on a trip to Montana and into history

First of all I am a fan of Lisa Scottoline and Rissotto and Associates. I never knew about Italian Americans being put in internment camps. So it was an eye opener. I was able to relate to Mary and cheer for her. These girls seem to always get into trouble and get out through their wit. Girl power! Love court room drama too.

Great story, need new narrator

Scottoline is a wonderful author who has diversified her style and type of story. Rosato & Associates is a favorite series of mine. I LISTEN to the audiobook versions of most books as it is so flexible to do when doing other things, driving, housework, laundry and such. As a result, Barbara Rosenblatt, previous narrator of most of the series, has PERSONIFIES the characters. This is so much so, that it feels as though, if one of the characters phoned you, you would know who it was by the voice Barbara uses, just a real person.

The narrator in THIS new one does not capture the personalities. I mean Judy does not have a high-pitched giggly girl voice. I can't STAND it!!

I've written to three authors my entire life. As many books as I read, this is so very low. Ms. Scottoline responded that the narrator was changed because Scottoline changed publishers and Rosenblatt isn't contracted with the new publisher. They better recruit her or I won't buy another Scottoline book. Considering I have EVERY Scottonline book, both hardback AND AUDIO, this will hurt me. but I just can't stand this new narrator.