Think Twice (Scottoline) - Book Reviews

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A thriller that feels like an instant classic.
Connecticut Post


So engaging [you] can’t help but read it in one sitting.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer


[C]ontrived situations and paper-thin characters on top of a premise that strains credibility. After Bennie’s evil identical twin sister, Alice Connelly, drugs her and leaves her to die, buried in a remote farm field, Alice takes advantage of her physical resemblance to Bennie to assume her identity at the law firm.... This tired effort is unlikely to win Scottoline new converts.
Publishers Weekly


Scottoline takes us back to Bennie Rosato's all-female law firm and the warm, witty women who work there. Bennie's twin sister, Alice, shows up, and if we weren't sure she was evil before, now we know: Alice drugs Bennie, buries her alive, then impersonates her.... Scottoline's intricate plot will keep thriller fans turning those pages. —Stacy Alesi, Palm Beach Cty. Lib. Syst., Boca Raton, FL
Library Journal


Alice Connelly is in deep trouble. The drug runner she'd hooked up with has gone missing, and she's certain that their supplier, Q, plans to disappear her too. Luckily, she has an escape route: Knock out Bennie Rosato, the identical twin from whom she's been separated since childhood.... You won't believe a word of this tale of cat and mouse, but you won't put it down unfinished either.
Kirkus Reviews