Dirty Blonde

De: Lisa Scottoline

Narrado por: Barbara Rosenblat

New York Times bestselling author Lisa Scottoline delivers a riveting page-turner about sex and murder, which starts in the elite chambers of a sexy female judge and ends on the cold, gritty streets of Philadelphia.

Cate Fante is strong and smart, but when she gets appointed a federal judge, even she wonders if she can do the job justice. She's in her thirties, and she feels like she's joining the world's most exclusive retirement village. But Cate keeps her doubts a secret. And, as it happens, much else. For she leads a dark, double life that she hides from everyone.

Then a high-profile case in her courtroom explodes into a shocking murder-suicide, and it blasts her cover wide open. Overnight, her new career hangs in tatters. But Cate's troubles are only beginning. An enemy no one anticipated sends her running for her life -- embarking on a journey that begins in the mystery of her own childhood. She'll have to fight her way back to the truth, or die trying.

Dirty Blonde is Lisa Scottoline's most suspenseful and gripping thriller to date. Mixing poignancy with her trademark wit and wonderfully compelling characters, it questions whether law and justice are always the same thing.

©2006 Lisa Scottoline; (P)2006 HarperCollins Publishers, Inc.

Great story

This is a great story but there were many skips throughout the actual recording. The audio quality is not what I have come to expect. Very entertaining easy enough to deal with audio quality.

Meh…

I am a fan of Lisa Scottoline and usually enjoy her books. This one was disappointing. Not her usual edge-of-your-seat story. Totally random ending.

i don't like the main character

I've tried to read/listen to this several times. finally completed it. i like strong women characters, but not when they are actually weak with lots of angst and problems.

Glad I read it.

Great but I didnt think the reason the bad guy did it was very good.

disappointed

not my favorite
didn't care for the female doing male voices. I felt like I was listening to sleazy mafia men