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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.

Length: 464 pages	Word Wise: Enabled	Enhanced Typesetting: Enabled
Page Flip: Enabled	Language: English	Age Level: 18 and up

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Lisa Scottoline is the New York Times bestselling and Edgar Award–winning author of novels including Look Again, Save Me and Lady Killer. She has also written collections of humorous essays--Why My Third Husband Will Be a Dog and My Nest Isn’t Empty, It Just Has More Closet Space--and writes the popular Chick Wit column with her daughter Francesca Serritella for The Philadelphia Inquirer. She teaches a course called Justice & Fiction at the University of Pennsylvania Law School, her alma mater. There are 25 million copies of her books in print, and she has been published in twenty-five countries. She lives in Pennsylvania with an array of disobedient pets.

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." . . the perfect ingredients for gut-wrenching suspense. . . . In expert fashion, Scottoline constructs the anxiety in intense emotional layers; peppering her story with humorous breaks and heartrending moments only to slam readers back into the chilling controversy without warning. Surpassing others in her field, Scottoline's Think Twice is everything thriller fans crave and more." --Suspense Magazine

"Think Twice is Lisa Scottoline's latest novel, and it is so engaging that I couldn't help but read it in one sitting." --Seattle Post Intelligencer

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ASIN : B0057D8CWI
Publisher : Macmillan; Main Market edition (1 May 2010)
Language : English
File size : 3416 KB
Text-to-Speech : Enabled
Screen Reader : Supported
Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
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Word Wise : Enabled
Print length : 464 pages

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Pierre Whalon

A sure value

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 24 February 2015

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As usual, Lisa Scottoline delivers. Her Philadelphia takes a side trip to Nassau, all seems to have turned bad until... There's an old/new villain, who's a doozy. A secondary character in the other novels becomes the central one in Think Twice. But even if you've never read one of her novels, Scottoline will keep you turning the pages. As usual.

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Reviewed in Canada on 10 May 2015

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Great Seller, product arrived promptly and as described. Would definitely recommend.

Gayle

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Reviewed in Canada on 4 May 2016

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Always a good read!

BeatleBangs1964

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Reviewed in the United States on 25 January 2019

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*POSSIBLE SPOILERS*

The twin switch routine is rooted in pop culture from "The Prince & the Pauper" to many TV sitcoms featuring a main character discovering s/he has a double. It is a premise that has long become cliché.

The good twin vs the evil twin is just as much of a pop culture cliché and this book and the others in the series that feature lawyer Bennie Rosato (good twin) and her sister Alice Connelly (evil twin) are part of that cliché. In this installment, Bennie visits her sister who drugs her and buries her in a field. The series of events that soon ensue are ludicrous and implausible. We have Bennie's unbelievable escape (you knew she would escape as she is part of a series) and Alice's crazy antics. Grady, whom regular readers know is Bennie's boyfriend is fooled by Alice and sleeps with her. Bennie, for all her brilliance in the courtroom keeps her computer and banking passwords in an accessible place where Alice finds them. That flies in the face of her otherwise intelligence. Alice poses as Bennie and manages to fool most of the regular cast of characters at Rosato & Associates. The one person she doesn't fool is associate and soon to become partner Mary DiNunzio's father's friend, Fiorella.

Fiorella is an interesting character. (In the paperback edition in the Author Discussion Pages, Fiorella is called “Valentina.” What is that all about?) She claims to be a witch (strega) and she might even possibly be psychic. She does have the gift of intuition. Alice keeps bad company; deals drugs and is very dodgy. Bennie, once having escaped is mistaken for Alice and meets some of her shady acquaintances. One however helps her by providing her with clothing. Bennie is hot on Alice's trail as Alice has embezzled funds from the firm as well as depleted Bennie's bank accounts. Alice is planning on leaving the country to enjoy an indolent life of wealth and ease. Her escape plan is completely preposterous. Alice somehow gets people involved in her fanciful schemes and one scene involving an act of terrorism on an airplane is just too far fetched. The ending is completely unbelievable to the point of being farcical.

That having been said, I like this author and her other books. The books that feature Alice not so much. I also didn't care for "Dirty Blonde," which has a somewhat similar premise in that the protagonist has a dark after 5:00 side. A top rate author can write a turkey and this one is a turkey. Even Paul McCartney who is a bastion of talent has written a few stinkers, such as 2001's "Freedom." The only good thing about Alice is that she is not a bigot - she will sleep with anybody who will help her cause regardless of race. Alice was for the birds. Even so, this book was a disappointment.

The 1965 Dave Clark 5 classic "Catch Us if You Can" could underscore this book.

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Bettie Banks

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Reviewed in the United States on 27 March 2016

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Poor writing, ridiculous plot, sappy characters. What a disappointment. I enjoyed the first two novels by this author with her talent for page-turning prose, but this book is a desperate attempt to continue the success, and it is a failed attempt. Perhaps Scottoline has a pressure contract and has an obligation to produce, no matter what. If so, shame on her, her editor and her publisher. I'm done.

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