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Accused: A Rosato & Dinunzio Novel by Lisa Scottoline

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deschatjes's review against another edition

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3.0

Attorney with a sideline in detection - very Italian Catholic origin Philadelphia setting - family support etc.

redcupbookclub's review against another edition

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3.0

I was a little iffy when I decided to give this book a go, because I usually don't like too many "mysteries" and this is one in a series. If I'm honest...I enjoyed it. The writing is simple yet effective, the characters are believable, the plot unravels fairly well and Scottoline didn't try too hard to shock the reader. I give it a solid 3.25 stars.

marnella's review against another edition

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4.0

Audiobook- I'm glad to have found a new easy mystery series to listen. I enjoy the narrator for the audiobook. I love the character's family. I thought they perhaps only played a bigger role in the past book I listened to but they popped up again in this one. They are a hoot.

derikabailey's review against another edition

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3.0

A good who dun-it but a bit slow for my taste.

ruthmittiga's review

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1.0

I have read several Lisa books and find them generally pretty annoying. But still readable. This book was awful. I don't think I can finish it. I have to note that this is the first time that I have listened to an audio version of one of her books. That definitely did not help. It was painful to listen to the author reading her parents dialogue. Not only was it ridiculously and embarrassingly stereotypical, but the father only shouts when he talks and everything he says is ignorant. The over the top Italian accents were painful to listen to. I definitely can't continue with the audio version, but the story also didn't captivate me enough to bother reading it. I would probably still hear those annoying audio book voices in my head so this is probably my first and last DiNunzio book.