Mistaken Identity

By: Lisa Scottoline

Narrated by: Kate Burton

“A humdinger”
—USA Today

“Ratcheting suspense, dynamic characters, and a master’s touch”
—David Baldacci, New York Times bestselling author of The Sixth Man

With the spellbinding crime fiction masterwork, Mistaken Identity, Lisa Scottoline rocketed onto the New York Times bestseller list—and she’s remained there ever since! A stunning tale of mystery and suspense, this classic from the beloved, Edgar® Award-winning author once again leads readers down the gritty streets of Philadelphia and into the offices of the law firm of Rosato & Associates. When a new client who’s been accused of murder—and who bears an astonishing resemblance to Bennie Rosato—asks the crusading criminal defense attorney to take her case, Bennie finds herself entangled in a sticky web of murder, corruption, and violence that threatens to reveal the shocking truth about her own past. If you haven’t read Lisa Scottoline before, Mistaken Identity will prove to you what her many fans already know: nobody does it better!

Predictable

The book was good, but predictable and not much in the way of character development. I enjoyed the reader. Story was quite short.

Talks too fast

Terrible recording by Kate Burton. Talks so fast it took arm away from story. Good thing recording was only 3 hours long.

Great Author, Poor Production

I love Ms. Scottoline's novels but the errors and cheesey music were terrible! Bennie was called Penny & Berne. The music was straight out of an 80s straight to VHS bad porn. just not well performed.

Great narrator.... Awful book

Definitely a great narration Jon well done ..... But the book is awful and hard to understand