Everywhere That Mary Went CD Low Price

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Summary: I went with Mary and then... well, nothing
Review: Everywhere That Mary Went started out fairly good with some interesting plots developing, but in the end, it was nothing to get too worked up about. When we find out just who is subjecting Mary to all this craziness, we're left not with thoughts of "Oh, of course! Why didn't I think of him?!", instead, it's more of "Really? That doesn't even make sense". This book takes I-didn't-see-it-coming to a whole new level. And I don't mean that in a good way. All-in-all, a mindless rainy day read -- not horrible by any means, but not worth running to the store for either.

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Summary: Everywhere that Mary went...I went there too!!
Review: First book I've read by Lisa; but it won't be my last...

Never been to Philadelphia, but feel like I have been thanks to this author's way with describing the town and its areas also. Loved Mary's parents -- they appear to be 'everyone's parents -- and (being Catholic) I enjoyed her book immensely for that reason also. Her three dimensional characters really make this a very good (and amusing) read; and the dialogue makes one feel that they are right there with Mary (EVERYWHERE she went)...

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Summary: Everywhere that Mary went...
Review: someone was sure to follow. Or so it seemed to this dynamic associate attorney in a Philadelphia law firm, who suddenly starts receiving threatening notes and phone calls after the hit-and-run death of her young husband. Mary soon realizes she has a stalker - and both her life and that of her friends depends on tracking him down.

Scottoline's first book is a wonderful mystery. The characters are very vivid, especially those of Mary and her family. I also especially enjoy the way Scottoline uses the Philadelphia setting, which is very realistic and readable.

If you enjoy this book, you will also enjoy some of Scottoline's other mysteries, including Mistaken Identity and Final Appeal.

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Summary: I would follow Mary anywhere!
Review: This is a terrific book and, amazingly enough, Lisa Scottoline's first novel. Ms. Scottoline has the amazing ability to write books that move at the speed of lighting and yet are filled with interesting, complicated characters.

Mary is so real that you will feel that you know her. The same is true of all the supporting characters. I've read the book twice and enjoyed it both times.

The solution to the mystery is genuinely surprising. (And I'm a seasoned mystery reader and am not often surprised.)

Be sure to read all of Ms. Scottoline's other books as well. You don't have to love mysteries to enjoy them!